Power Through Partnership
How Women Lead Better Together

I want to share why I was excited about this book when it came to the Editorial team at Berrett-Koehler Publishers, because I think it's significant. After Lean In came out and quickly rose to become a bestseller, it seemed like everyone wanted to write about women in business. It seemed like every w......more

Power Through Partnership should be required reading for all College-age women. Polk and Chotas challenge women to think creatively about non-traditional paths to leadership and success, pointing to partnership as one-such path. But they do more than encourage thinking; they provide a concrete frame......more

Power Through Partnership is beautifully written, well-organized, and uses the interview material collected by the authors judiciously. Best of all, it does exactly what it promises to do, guiding women through the process and pitfalls of forming and sustaining (and ending) business partnerships. It......more

This book, ‘Power through partnership: How women lead better together, by Betsy Polk and Maggie Ellis Chotas was mentioned in one of the books that I read on life/work fit. I was looking forward to reading this book, as I thought that it may have something important to offer. The beginning of the bo......more

Initially I couldnt put the book down. Having worked in an organisation with 70% of women workforce, I could relate to a multitude of ways how different women have impacted me emotionally, mentored me to become better, helped me deal with conflict, and how partnering with them helped me succeed. Wha......more