Girl Scouts Make a Difference

Management expert Amy Edmondson explains that the skills that get you to management are not the same ones you need to lead a team to success.

Sarah Kauss helms the $100 million-plus company, S'Well, as CEO—and she’s been helped by mentors along the way.

Girl Scout alum Stacey Jurss’s daughter, Harper, was excited about her Brownie troop’s trip to Disneyland. When it was cancelled due to coronavirus, Stacey took matters into her own hands.

When COVID-19 derailed the annual Samoree camping weekend, these two women launched into action to create a virtual event.

Lauren Smith Brody, author of The Fifth Trimester, shares her thoughts on how to integrate work and motherhood.

For Nicole Katz, taking her yoga classes online was always about meeting the needs of busy Manhattan moms. Now, she's meeting global needs during the quarantine.

Girl Scout alum Marin Alsop, music director of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, is leading the institution in a shift to digital experiences.

In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Kaitlin Connelly has turned her Little Free Libraries in Loachapoka, Alabama into food pantries.

When Becky Harris’s husband suggested in 2009 that she quit her engineering job so they could launch a distillery, it didn’t occur to her that one day they would be making hand sanitizer.

Maya Smith, Girl Scout alum and executive director of the Born This Way Foundation, says the key to being kind at work right now is by not focusing on “business as usual.”

My Brownie troop leader had a profound impact on me. I first discovered my love of space on a camping trip with my troop. Later, I became a rocket scientist.