Women Who Meant Business
Lizzie BroadbentTelling the stories of pioneering business women from the 1870s to the 1930s, their lives, networks, influence and relevance.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | womenwhomeantbusiness.substack.com |
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Alice Head and 'The Woman At Home'
Welcome to Women Who Meant Business, the place to come for stories about women who were carving a commercial career more than a century ago. There has been a lengthy gap since my last post- life and, mainly, work have intervened. You will p...
Alice Head - starting out
In my last post I introduced Alice Head, journalist and editor. By the mid-1920s, she was one of the leading figures in the British media industry. What made her go down this path? And how did she get started? This post explores the early y...
Who was Alice Head?
I was thrilled by the reaction to my recent post about my summer adventures and in particular the response to the section on Alice Head, William Randolph Hearst and St Donat’s Castle.
The Women's Jubilee Dinner: coda
Before the summer break, I wrote about the Women’s Jubilee Dinner of 1897 and touched on one of the organisers, Lady Mary Jeune. She was a woman with her finger in many pies and the reason why Thomas Hardy turned up to take his seat on Wedn...
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