How Not To Let Work Sabotage Your Home Life
Undoubtedly, women are a huge economic force. According to the World Bank, the earning power of women globally is expected to reach $18 trillion by 2014. In Singapore, women comprise 56% of the labour force, and are encouraged to go back to work after having children. And yet, women are constantly being told that work and family don’t mix.

My Day With Business-Minded Youth
This week is Global Entrepreneurship Week and I kicked it off last Sunday 22 November at Causeway Point. I was invited by Tan Huan Peow, Director of the Centre for Professional Development at Republic Polytechnic, to be Guest of Honour at Republic Polytechnic’s annual competition for secondary schools, where 15 schools competed this year in the “Push Cart Business Competition”. I love watching young people develop their sense of entrepreneurship.

Women On The Go
The increasing portability, speed and connectivity of communication devices such as the Sony VAIO with an Intel Core makes working on the go a bree

Build A Trustworthy Public Image
For a business person, just like any other public figure, how the public views you can affect your sales, your media coverage and the trust others have in you.  Nanz explains why keeping a good public image — and not just good looks — is a wise investment. You would think that being a model I waste hours grooming myself, but on the contrary, I do not spend hours deciding what to wear and adjusting my fa

Best Makeup Lessons from YouTube
Have you always wanted to brush up on your makeup skills but just couldn’t find the time to attend courses?  Now, you can easily pick up tips on how to replicate Angelina Jolie’s cat-eye look — on YouTube, where makeup tutorial videos generate some of the highest hits on this video sharing website. By: Lianne Ong Nanz Inc checks out the most popular online m