Join us as we recognize Women's History Month – spotlighting the achievements of women who have had a worldwide impact in the field of technology, those who continue to make a significant impact right here at Hibu, and those Hibu has helped to succeed. We invite you to support women-owned businesses, consider helping "School Girls Unite," and recommend a great read – an inspiring book with 20 influential women giving you the keys to unlock your personal power. All that and more – this month is all about recognizing the many triumphs of the women around us!
"I also take a lot of pride in making the Hibu name a positive force by giving my clients the best possible experience with our company."
Digital Acct Mgmt III – Inside Sales
"...try new things to help your clients to grow and develop and to get the most of their marketing so that they can get the most of out of their marketing."
"Make achievable short-term goals as well as those long-term goals and strive to tackle them every day. Never be afraid to go out of your comfort zone and learn/try new things."
Bi Developer II
"Ability determines what you can do… Motivation determines what you do… and Attitude determines how well you do it."
“I also take a lot of pride in making the Hibu name a positive force by giving my clients the best possible experience with our company.”
"Make achievable short-term goals as well as those long-term goals and strive to tackle them every day. Never be afraid to go out of your comfort zone and learn/try new things.”
By Nancy D. O’Reilly, PSYD
“What an incredible time to be a woman!” That’s how Nancy D. O’Reilly, PSYD, introduces this inspiring compilation of “the keys women must acquire if they are to unlock their personal power and create a better world.” This book is an invaluable collection of insights from influential, imaginative women. O’Reilly says, “The book provides tools for making your voice heard and for gaining the respect and opportunities you need to claim your rightful place, shape your life, provide for your family, and invent a better society.”
60 million girls around the world are denied an education. Just because they’re girls. Today, over half the people in Mali, Africa, don’t have an education and only 1 in 4 girls makes it to 7th grade. Even fewer make it to 8th grade.
School Girls Unite is a youth-led U.S. non-profit organization dedicated to: “tackle prejudice against girls worldwide and expand their freedom and opportunities through education and leadership”
“We think it’s crucial for these girls to get a chance to follow their dreams. School sometimes sucks, but it offers the only thing no one can take away from you. An education. A human right.”
School Girls Unites asks, “Have you dreamed of making a difference I the world?” And say, “Now you can.”