Are women still being held back from acquiring capital? Jori Clarke joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the challenge of women business owners asking for capital, plus an organization developed to help capitalize women-owned businesses.

Are you open to women in leadership positions? Stephen Baum joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the value of diversifying company leadership, including women in leadership positions.

Can women actually learn something from men or is that just crazy talk? Renee Grant-Williams joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how women should consider emulating some of the traits of men.

What do women need to know about their command voice? Renee Grant-Williams joins Jim Blasingame with tips on how a woman can use her voice to emanate authority without sacrificing her femininity.

Do you explain your emotions or just get angry? Karen Reisman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to communicate more empathically in challenging situations by naming your emotions and staying calm.

Use the 65/35 rule of communicating – listen 65% and talk 35%. Karen Reisman joins Jim Blasingame to reveal two components for empathic communication, listen before you speak and, tell what you know and what you don’t know.

Men and women reach conclusions differently. Barbara Annis joins Jim Blasingame to discuss decision-making differences between men and women and why that can be put to good use.

Is the 21st century marketplace perfectly suited for women business owners? Barbara Annis joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the opportunities and challenges for women in the 21st century marketplace and how their approach to business differs from men.

In business, what is the big difference between the sexes? Linda Hollander joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the single greatest difference between men and women is how they demonstrate confidence.

How do you turn being a victim into a success story? Linda Hollander joins Jim Blasingame to talk about being a victim professionally and personally, and then choosing a path to success that took 10 years.