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Makeup has become a staple of western culture for women.
Whether they are staying in at home or going out to a big party, you will often find them with a varying degree of makeup on.
This leads to many people asking why makeup is so important to them.
Architecture can affect mood. A wide-open space can be impressive but also demoralizing, if it makes the person feel insignificant.
Small, cramped spaces are claustrophobic. Halkin a leader in serviced offices has shared some of their experience on how office design affects morale and even productivity.
Caitlin Thomas writes in her blog ...
Last week I attended Celebrating Women in the Research Industry, an evening co-hosted by ESOMAR and Women in Research (WiRe), organised by Patricia Dominguez (Inciter and UK ESOMAR Representative).
Finding success in any small business is an exciting time. When the company has reached the level where growth is imminent, and the future is inspiring, everything seems rosy.
Until the realization sets in that growth means the need for more capital to support the expansion.
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Former Five9 Executive Niki Hall Joins Selligent Marketing Cloud as CMO
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Veteran Silicon Valley Leader to Drive Global Marketing Strategy
Global B2C marketing automation company Selligent Marketing Cloud today announced that Niki Hall has joined as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), leading the company’s global go-to-market strategy, including demand generation, product, client, partner and field marketing and communications, and brand initiatives.
Earlier this week, we went to an evening of idea sharing and discussion hosted by The Chemistry Works and led by business leader, brand specialist and author, Sophie Devonshire. Sophie, along with two other presenters discussed the essential factors that are affecting us all in the ver-changing business landscape, and how they impact everything from leadership to loyalty to the brand itself.
It is no secret that women hold the keys to household spending. And despite earning 80 cents on the dollar (and far less for women of colour), their share of personal wealth in the U.S. keeps increasing—to about 60 percent—meaning they will have close to $22 trillion (that is not a typo!) by 2020.
By Rochelle Fowler, Marketing Manager UK & Nordics , Selligent Marketing Cloud