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Interview
Odile Gaudart-Gastaldo: «The message women need to hear is that they don’t need to be experts in financial markets or technology to invest in startups!»
As a business angel, Odile Gaudart-Gastaldo invests in start-ups. In this interview, she reveals what it takes to do so and what needs to change to encourage more women to consider such investments.
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When work hurts your career
Women are doing more unpaid work - not only with care and housework, but also in companies. Behavioral economist Lise Vesterlund explains in an interview why this is a dead end for their careers.
How far are you willing to go for a role, Carlos Leal?
We ask men what usually only women are asked. We want to start a dialogue about stereotypes, make people think and smile, but also expose toxicity. We want to address men on the platform and make them our ambassadors.
On average, women have much less money than men. Why? Because inequality begins in childhood and continues throughout a woman's financial life. Our goal is to change that.
Should women negotiate differently than men, Wies Bratby?
Wies Bratby is an expert in salary negotiations. She explains how she founded her company WIN - Women in Negotiation, why women are actually very good negotiators and what her most successful wage negotiation was.
elleXX Legal Protection Insurance: what it is and why you need it
It’s time for women in Switzerland to have a simple, accessible, digital solution to protect themselves in some of life’s toughest situations.
What's more erotic than a yes?
Our columnist Agota Lavoyer explains that in order to criminalize all non-consensual sexual acts the law must say that only "yes means yes". It's the safe - and erotic - way forward to protect women.
Adieu, liebe Schweiz: a foreign feminist’s farewell letter to Switzerland
After six years, human rights lawyer and working mother Alexandra Dufresne is leaving Switzerland. But not before she shares an urgent call-to-action with all of us.
What's the price of divorce, Miriam Küng?
Divorce is always about money. Miriam Küng is a lawyer and has fought many of these battles. How this affects her relationship with money and to what extent money can relieve pain, she shares in our Money Talk.
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