Issue: Oilwoman January-February 2022

“It’s Not the Swan Song for Oil and Gas” Iman Hill says women don’t have to pressure themselves to be ...

Happy new year! We hope that everyone has come back from the holidays rested and refreshed. Here at OILWOMAN, we ...

Encouragement changes lives. Erika Symmonds, vice president of Workforce Development and Service at GRID Alternatives, knows that for a fact. ...

Engineer by Accident As a kid at school, I always enjoyed math and science, and at home I loved anything ...

4:50 a.m. The Wakeup Process – For me, this is the most difficult part of the day. I turn off ...

Rebecca Ponton: Please discuss what you feel is important for women to know either about founding a business or investing ...

What do you eat for breakfast to start your day? How many switches do you flip in your house? How ...

“In the very first session of the Pinkcareers’ Incubator Leadership Development program, we discussed how women can overcome Imposter Syndrome,” ...

Standing more than 600 feet above the water line, 27 miles off the coast of Virginia Beach, Virginia, are two ...

We live in a world today where discussions pertaining to gender as a prefix are almost immediately assumed to be ...

As the world slowly tried to return to some semblance of normalcy late last year, including venturing back into international ...

Chapter 10 – Bitches The woman who does not require validation from anyone is the most feared individual on the ...

Whether it’s a Fortune 500 company or a privately owned business, companies share a common objective: Protecting their greatest assets. ...