Reframing Flaws
Everyone has flaws. Yes, even the seemingly perfect co-worker, the social butterfly, or the most brilliant leader- they too have their fair share of struggles and...
Everyone has flaws. Yes, even the seemingly perfect co-worker, the social butterfly, or the most brilliant leader- they too have their fair share of struggles and...
Opportunities for growth are vital for both personal and professional development. However, as of November 2023, Gallup research showed that only about 33% of...
This month we interviewed Dr. Sharon Melnick on the Momentum Matters podcast. Dr. Melnick is an author and global authority for her work developing...
Becky Patterson, Director of Health Care Analytics at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama, recently completed Momentum’s Executive Leadership Program as a member of...
In the ever-evolving business world, it is important for women to ask themselves, “How can my skills today be leveraged in a completely different business vertical?”...
One of the greatest things about Momentum is the powerful alumnae network. Periodically we interview these amazing women about their experience in our program....
Finding a good time to interview 98 year old Harriet Cloud, grandmother of Upward 2020 alumna Chelsea Brewton , was challenging because her schedule was completely...
Momentum would like to congratulate LaKisha on her recent promotion to Senior Associate Dean for Finance and Administration in the School of Medicine. LaKisha joined...
October is National Women's Small Business Month! Here at Momentum, celebrating women is a priority and what better way to do that than by supporting women owned...
2020 has been nothing short of a surprise to everyone. Who would've thought we would be starting a new decade with a global pandemic? It has certainly brought on new...
Deborah Boswell, long-time President of Professional Speech Services of Alabama, spoke at last week's Intentional Tuesdays event about the power of your voice. As a...
One simple way to promote diversity and inclusiveness in our community is to support Birmingham’s local black-owned businesses. Here are eight businesses run by...