Enabling them to weather difficulties without resorting to unsafe borrowing or saving practices is not only in keeping with our mission, it creates stronger clients who grow their businesses and become success stories we're proud to share with our contributors.
McKinsey's study found that "perseverance through challenging circumstances can shape a woman's ability to lead". Many of my executive clients--male and female--have shared experiences with me in which a crisis or failure on the job later morphed into a career turning point, leading to an upward trajectory in their role and improved confidence about their ability to weather difficulties.
But she said they knew each other well enough to weather those difficulties.
O'Hara has been upfront with the exposures, but says the company is going to weather the difficulties.
Ultimately, he felt confident that the company is well-positioned to weather economic difficulties, especially under the leadership of Rogers, 57, who has served as the company's president since 2006 and as executive vice president since 2003.
I fought my way back from the ways that particular narrative made me feel invisible, and that fight lit a creative fire in me that has not only given me a career I love, but has instilled in me the grit it takes to weather the difficulties and rejection inherent in being a writer.
The bank said on Thursday that its common Tier 1 equity ratio, a measure of a firm's ability to weather financial difficulty, rose almost a percentage point, to 9.4 percent, under the accounting rules known as Basel III.
For example, airline executives have attributed most of this summer's difficulties to stormy weather, an antiquated air traffic system and covert protests by pilots and machinists, especially at United Airlines, which has had the worst on-time performance of the major airlines.
But she was forced to halt the attempt at Newlyn, Cornwall, last August due to weather and technical difficulties.
