What a difference a month makes …
… albeit not in a good way.
This was my view on 6th December, 2009:
And this is my view on 6th January, 2010:
Brrr!
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- The Downing Street Project (UK)
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- The Glass Hammer – smart women in numbers
- The Maureen Bickley Centre for Women in Leadership's Bickley blog (Australia)
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- Vital Voices: an NGO to support emerging women leaders around the globe
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