As a leading organisational psychologist, specialising in culture, leadership and inequality, Dr King has conducted hundreds of interviews for Forbes with high-profile figures like Arianna Huffington, Melinda Gates, Deepak Chopra, Sarah Jessica Parker, Zoe Saldana, Justin Baldoni, Kate Hudson, Regina King, Jacinda Ardern, Susan David, Busy Phillips, Sofia Verga, Diane von Furstenberg, Jameela Jami and Helen Clark to name a few.
Sarah Jessica Parker, known for her role as Carrie Bradshaw, in Sex and the City shares insights from her work now as a designer of the SJP collection. In this interview Parker shares why getting started is often the hardest part of building a business and how to just give
Zoe Saldana, the actress who starred in Avatar, Star trek and Guardians of the Galaxy is taking action to bring greater diversity to Hollywood. In this interview she shares her new venture and why this is so important to her. #LikeABoss
Mika Brzezinski co-host of MSNBC’s Morning Joe show and author of Knowing Your Value shares 5 things women can do to advance at work.
Jane Fonda, has spent 22 years working to overcome ‘toxic masculinity’ and prevent teen pregnancy in order to increase the number of young women into the workforce. In this interview she shares how each of us can play a role to help young women and mothers thrive.
Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand Prime Minister, and the worlds youngest female leader shares why women need to be themselves at work and how she overcame her battles with the impostor syndrome. Int his interview she also shares her plans for advancing the next generation of women leaders.
Melinda Gates shares why she is investing $20 million in women’s groups worldwide and what everyone can do to support women and girls.
Arianna Huffington says that to get more women in top positions we need to change the nature of workplaces, which are fueled by stress and burnout. To this companies need to take a closer look at how they support women to thrive and balance their competing demands. #likeaboss
Kristin Davis, the Sex and the City star has spent more than a decade working to support women and girl refugees. She shares how refugee women are changing the face of entrepreneurship and living the American dream.
Geena Davis, the Academy Award-winning actress, best known for her role in Thelma and Louise explains how solving the gender imbalance on screen is a relatively easy fix and one that ultimately makes good business sense.
Fashion designer, Diane von Furstenberg shot to fame after designing the iconic wrap dress in the 1970’s, now runs her global fashion company in over 70 countries. She is now working to help all women own their strength and shares her career insights, setbacks and how to face challenges head
Gillian Anderson, known for her role as is FBI special agent Dana Scully on The X-Files and , broadcast journalist Jennifer Nadel have just released their book, We: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere and now they have made it their mission to redefine work and success for women.