What does it mean to self-market? In this episode, learn how to build your business by strategically merging your personal and professional brand and tips on building authentic self-brand.

Dr. Alice Hamilton has been called the “Mother of Occupational Medicine.” She was one of the first people to correlate disease with specific occupations.

Awareness of social injustices further escalated in the national consciousness in 2020. As a result, organizations are taking a hard look at their corporate culture. In this episode, learn about the creation and goals of APUS’ Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Task Force.

Shipping has been behind in technology for a while. However, with just a push, it can move to the forefront of automation.

The Equal Rights Amendment is as vitally important to U.S. women today as it was to Alice Paul and her fellow advocates for equality in 1923.

More than ever, business leaders must be agile, flexible, innovative, and focused on building authentic relationships with employees. In this episode, learn about the challenges and benefits of working remotely and how soft skills have changed during the pandemic.

The advantages of urban smart technology are clear, so we should expect more metropolitan areas will move to becoming smarter cities.

Leaders and personal coaches can enhance their qualifications and sharpen their skills by completing the new Certified Professional Coaching (CPC) classes.

So much has changed since the Equal Rights Amendment was first drafted in 1923. While much has changed for women in the workplace, too much stays the same.