Know Your Value

If you’re reluctant to highlight your achievements, follow these 5 tips to do it effectively without feeling the 'ick factor'

What happens when you find out your male colleagues are earning more? Josie Cox shares her path from disbelief to action in confronting workplace inequality head-on.

“You need to listen to that gut feeling. Now I’ll fight tooth and nail for what I feel as a founder, especially as it relates to our customer.” Designer Rebecca Minkoff opens up about selling her company and the biggest lessons she learned along the way

From facing burnout to redefining work-life balance, Amy Jain’s story is a must-read. Learn how BaubleBar’s co-founder supports her team’s mental health while managing her own 💪

Lulu C. Wang made a name for herself on Wall Street at a time when there were hardly any women in the industry. Now, she has dedicated her life to uniting people through art, specifically 18th century American furniture at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Mika Brzezinski: 'With $15 trillion in spending power and decades of wisdom, women over 50 are THE incredible untapped resource.' Explore how this year’s Forbes x Know Your Value '50 Over 50' list highlights their groundbreaking achievements

🌟 Legendary basketball coach Dawn Staley 🌟 Honored on Forbes x Know Your Value 's '50 Over 50' list, Staley says, “When you bet on yourself… it’s the same kind of gall it takes to ask for what you’re worth.”

Ava DuVernay’s career pivot at 32 led her to become the first Black woman to direct a $100M film. Now, at 51, she’s redefining success, using her platform to inspire change ⭐️ #Forbesover50

Brooke Shields on why she's in the most 'exciting' stage of her career yet: at 59, the actress and entrepreneur is shattering age and gender norms, launching Commence and empowering women over 40 to feel extraordinary #Forbesover50

Miriam Rivera went from speaking no English as a child to becoming one of Silicon Valley’s foremost power brokers later in life.