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It’s not often that we’re stopped in our tracks when we see talent that is out of this world, but damn, CJ Hendry is one hell of a gifted woman! She’s had quite the journey the past few years going from architecture student to established artist where her work has been bought by the likes of prestigious art collectors and celebrities.… Read more
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Summer is in full swing and what better way to celebrate summer than to follow awesome ladies on Instagram! Our top 5 will ignite the travel bug in you, will have you looking stylish all summer, as well as give you inspiration in the kitchen for scrumptious summer recipes.… Read more
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With technology moving faster than the speed of light nowadays, it’s important to keep up with ways companies are now recruiting and have some kind of understanding of what technology they’re using to try and keep one step ahead. Mashable’s article by Mona Abdel-Halim discusses Applicant Tracking Systems which uses keywords from your resume to see how well you match the job you have applied for.… Read more
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TMB had the privilege of attending one of Women Media Network’s much anticipated panel events in celebration of International Women’s Day 2014. The panel were incredibly inspiring and consisted of: Christine Brendle, founding partner of Kids Dailies, Kimberley Cole, Head of Specialist Sales at Thompson Reuters Asia, and Mariko Sanchanta, Asia Pacific Regional Managing Director, Media at Burson Marsteller.… Read more
In celebration of International Women’s Day 2014, Women Media Networks have put together a special event at The Helena May Club in Hong Kong with a panel discussion on the all important question: Do some women block other women’s careers? Please RSVP and check out more information on the event below:
It’s that time of the year where women all around the world celebrate International Women’s Day. Last year, TMB looked at the history of IWD and how far this yearly celebration has come since the 1900’s. This year, we wanted to do things a little differently, and get more of our readers excited for March 8th!… Read more
