Books with author Kathryn Short

The Gentileschi Sisters are daughters of a king, princesses who come to the U.S. to pursue their careers and fall in love with seemingly unsuitable men.The last thing Brie Gentileschi wants is to deal with someone who reminds her of her kidnapping last year. But when Dante Federico comes on as the new gym teacher in her school, she keeps flashing back to an event that could have ruined her life.Flummoxed by fourth grade teacher Gabriella Gentileschi’s cold shoulder, Dante has never had to deal with her kind of animosity. He’s just your all-around guy, looking to get along with his colleagues, teach little ones to stay fit and live a normal life.But when Dante discovers a young student in need of help, he and Brie must work together for the welfare of the child. Who knew he’d be the one, not all the counseling and yoga she’s done, to help her heal from her wounds? Their journey will make readers ache for both of them.Don’t miss this charming six-book series of novellas: I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU, THIS GUY’S IN LOVE, CAN’T HELP FALLING IN LOVE, HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE?, LOVE WILL KEEP US TOGETHER and I THINK I LOVE YOU!

5.3 percent of CEOS are named John. 4.5 percent are named David. 4.1 percent are women.Millennials see too few women in senior corporate ranks and refuse to accept a reality that suggests that change only happens slowly. Existing pipeline programs designed to progress women into management roles are flawed for today’s young women. Women compose only 5.9% of the S&P 500 CEOs and “Break the Glass Ceiling’ movements are barely putting a dent in gender pay gaps and falling short of creating pathways for aspiring female executives.Most agree that change must happen, but historical solutions are failing today’s young women.Author Kathryn Shortsleeve offers a unique, fresh perspective for how women, especially young women, can attain senior leadership roles in corporate business. Based on countless interviews and analyses of female CEOs around the globe, Ten Ways Up: How Exceptional Female Leaders Master the Path to the Top brings the journeys of some of the most successful women in business to the reader. Gleaned from her extensive research, Shortsleeve offers perspective, insight and a roadmap to offer proven paths for a future generation of women to achieve leadership positions in business.Becoming the next female CEO has never been more accessible.

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