Beyond the Label: Women, Leadership, and Success on Our Own Terms
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| Rating | : | 4.46 (990 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0062655701 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-06 |
| Language | : | English |
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In 2007 she became its first Global CEO, where she oversaw the business and brand’s worldwide expansion. She left Chanel in 2016 to focus on developing new leadership initiatives. She is a trustee to the Yale Corporation and a fellow of Yale University, where she graduated in 1985.maureenchiquet. Maureen Chiquet began her career in marketin
It bridges the gap between creativity and commerce, between self-expression and pragmatism, and between enduring values and the demands of an ever-changing marketplace. Her book offers a lot of heart, wisdom, and practical advice, and I think it will be a great inspiration to many- and not only women. Women of all ages, and at all stages of their careers, will be better off for reading this revealing account of how Maureen developed her own leadership style--and how we can too. (Mickey Drexler, CEO, J.Crew)Thriving at work is an important part of thriving in life-and Maureen Chiquet has done it. (Jenny Ming, President and CEO, Charlotte Russe)“Ms. Her passion f
Some we may covet, others we may fear or disdain; but creating a life that’s truly your own, means learning to define yourself on your own terms. Shy. "Who decided you can’t be determined and flexible, introspective and attuned, mother and top executive? And where does it state standing unflinchingly in your vulnerability, embracing your femininity, won’t make you stronger?"Wise, inspiring, and deeply felt, Beyond the Label is for anyone who longs for a life without limits on who she is or who she will become.. Mother. We live in a world of categories — labels designed to tell the world, and ourselves, who we are and ought to be. Sharing the inklings, risks and (re)defining moments that have shaped her
enjoyable reading, a bit overpromising Amazon Customer I enjoyed the reading, it`s always interesting to know the personal story of great professionals. On a couple of things the promotion of the book was overpromising; the experience at Chanel, that is treated only in the last 2 chapters and the approach of the entire book, that has nothing to do with Lean In.. This book is a great balance of storytelling and business insights without telling the This book is a great balance of storytelling and business insights without telling the reader what they should or should not do, i.e., without giving advice. In the book the author tells stories and shares insights and invites the reader to think and feel for themselves what is true for them. Refreshingly different than the typical business book that tells you how to think and similarly refreshingly different than a work of fiction. Loved this personal and inspiring book! sarahmg I loved this book and have already given 5 copies to friends and family - I have to renew my order because I keep thinking of more people I want to share it with. It's a frank and inspiring story of the personal and professional achievements of someone who made it up the senior-executive ranks in the beauty and fashion world. Not only is it a great read for any woman (or man for that matter) who has been in similar environments whe