Introducing Speak Your Truth Series At Inyore we believe ALL professionals deserve a voice. Speak Your Truth Series is a feature within Inyore where we partner with select professionals and get topics they are passionate about to relevant audiences, by highlighting a particular topic and enabling a time-scheduled (30 mins)…

Why Inyore Exists? Inyore’s mission to give ALL professionals a voice. A ton of professionals don’t speak their truth because they fear retaliation, appearing to look stupid, or appearing to challenge authority. The truth is currently only spoken by a few — — others try to find a new job…

When Men Voice Women’s Ideas The problem with women’s voices being ignored — and worse — taken in the workplace By Rachel Havekost Recently, a friend told me a story about a meeting he had attended that day at work, in which he verbatim repeated the idea of a female…

Geopolitical changes have opened up a sea of markets where companies compete to stake their hold. In order to understand the consumers and maximize their investments and returns, companies and enterprises need to establish a strong infrastructure with efficient managerial management that can help generate valuable assets. Most companies have…

Successful companies are working their way up by consistently searching for ways to better themselves. Employees are the most valuable assets of a company because it is their efficiency and talent that decides the future of an organization. Though conventional incentives like bonuses or benefit packages, and spacious offices are…

Corporate leaders have noticed that culture has the potential to help a company thrive in a tough economy and promote long-term profitability. According to an article by Forbes, Deloitte’s survey found 94% of executives and 88% of employees believe that a distinct corporate culture is important for a business’ success…

A number of high profile cases of sexual harassment and assault has been reported and are making headlines lately. This doesn’t mean that there has been no such instances occurring prior to this. In 2006, civil rights activist Tarana Burke has already coined a phrase “Me Too” and used it…