Lisa Thibodeau

Next time you're walking through an airport, take a look at the employees around you. The gate agent checking you in. The baggage handler loading luggage onto the plane. …

There is a particular kind of courage required to date after divorce.  When people imagine divorce, they often picture couples in their forties or fifties, even late…

If we're being honest, most of us aren't great at making our own health a priority. It's easy to keep putting off that routine health screening when you're juggling work,…

For many people, compensation isn't the main reason for joining a board. But that doesn't mean it shouldn't be part of the conversation. Whether you're an experienced dir…

Something interesting happens the moment the wine list lands on the table. Someone says, "I don't really know much about wine." Or, "I'll just order what I always drink."…

Summer wedding season is officially here, and if your calendar is filling up with invitations, chances are you're asking yourself the same question over and over: What am…

A lot of startup stories begin in a garage, a dorm room, or around a kitchen table. For Emily O’Brien, her story begins in prison. 

For years, conversations about women in entrepreneurship have focused on what we supposedly lack: confidence, networks, risk tolerance, or access. Shelley Kuipers believes that conversation is backwards.