The IEEE Member Group Insurance Program is expanding its life insurance program portfolio with a new final expense option for members. Not everyone needs a large life insurance policy, but most people want a way to make sure their family isn't left covering funeral costs or a stack of medical [...]
Women in engineering and technology have made significant strides in education, income, and career advancement. Yet industry data continues to show a persistent gap in life insurance coverage. Understanding the factors behind this gap—and how to approach coverage more strategically—can help strengthen long-term financial security. Why women in tech are [...]
Women in engineering continue to innovate, lead, and shape the future of technology while balancing demanding workloads, personal responsibilities, and ongoing professional growth. The IEEE Member Discounts Program supports that reality by offering practical savings that help women in STEM stretch their budgets and access resources that complement both personal [...]
In demanding STEM careers, much of your focus is on solving complex problems, advancing innovation, and building your professional future. While workplace risks may feel minimal, accidents can happen outside of work during commutes, travel, or everyday activities. Understanding how to prepare for these unexpected events is an important part [...]
Women in engineering and STEM fields invest years building specialized skills, advancing their careers, contributing to innovation and often balancing responsibilities at home and caring for family. Yet one critical aspect of financial security is often overlooked: protecting the ability to continue earning an income. A disability, whether caused by [...]
This article was originally published in The Institute. If you credit luck instead of skill for your professional accomplishments, and if you struggle to accept praise, you might be experiencing imposter syndrome. If so, you aren’t alone. Nearly 70 percent of high-achieving adults experience it, according to an article in [...]
Attribution: This article was originally featured in The Economic Times Synopsis IEEE president-elect Mary Ellen Randall wants more girls in engineering—and says role models, not just curriculum tweaks, are key. From AI standards to STEM trucks in India, she’s pushing for change that’s hands-on, human and global. It is an [...]
Article by Ritu Walia In the past few months, I’ve had enlightening conversations with fellow tech professionals, especially women engineers, about career transitions and how global economic shifts are influencing their paths. It became clear that even the most obvious strategies, when structured thoughtfully, can make a tremendous difference for [...]
