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Discover a variety of voices on "Leading Mothers" from various German press articles, newsletters, blogs, and reader testimonials. You'll also find podcast interviews and contributions from other books that delve deeper into the themes and perspectives explored in the book. Be inspired by the diverse perspectives and experiences that "Leading Mothers" has generated.

Note the English Podcast "Get inspired" and the reference to the American book "The Broken Rung" (Harvard Business Review Press)

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Reader comments

Dr. Sigrid Nikutta, Board Member for Freight Transport at Deutsche Bahn AG and Chairwoman of the Board of DB Cargo AG:

"The more roles a person holds, the more perspectives they have on the world. Especially in the management of companies, it is important to have many perspectives. And mothers and fathers have a very important additional perspective."

Marie-Alix Ebner von Eschenbach,

Senior Vice President, Head of Government Relations Europe, Middle East and Africa, Siemens Healthineers AG

"Role models are essential for equality and women in leadership positions. When you see, hear, and read how others have succeeded, it's easier to find courage. 66 mothers, 66 role models, and their stories are wonderfully compiled."

“Must reads” from the STRIVE team

"No advertising, but heartfelt recommendations"
📚 “Leading Mothers” by Anette Lippert (Edel Verlag)
Returning to work after maternity leave is challenging, and promotions even harder. Yet parental leave is the "most demanding professional development for managers." Anette Lippert's book is a much-needed tribute to the leadership skills of mothers, which society often overlooks.

In other books

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Kweilin Ellingrud, Lareina Yee,

María Del Mar Martínez

THE BROKEN RUNG

The broken rung is more persuasive than the glass ceiling in holding women back. Three McKinsey senior partners offer strategies for overcoming it and fulfilling your potential.

Including the chapter "Motherhood as an Experience Capital".

Harvard Business Review Press

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Isabell Rathgeb

UNÜBERSEHBAR

This book is unmistakably for strong women who want to embrace their life's purpose. Over 30 women from business, culture, politics, and more share their personal journeys and encourage others to follow their own path.

In German.

Molino

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