ADVANCE PRAISE FOR STILETTO NETWORK: “The next revolution in business is the rise of the feminine archetype. When glamour, knowledge, and power team up, formidable forces arise that will disrupt Wall Street and commerce. This book is an important glimpse into the future.” ― Deepak Chopra “Stiletto Network is inspiring for all women across the world and a must-read for entrepreneurs. It’s a story of true friendships coming together to create powerful movements. Watch out! Friendships equal a silent force” ― Angela Simmons, fashion designer/philanthropist/entrepreneur “Pamela Ryckman is like Malcolm Gladwell―on women! Stiletto Network is fast-paced, engaging, and leaves no doubt that women are on the brink of changing society forever.” ― Reshma Saujani, Founder of Girls Who Code “Pamela Ryckman is onto something big. This book will become a bible for working women of all stripes, but it’s also a riveting read for anyone interested in how informal relationships have the power to change individuals and the world.” ― Marci Alboher, former New York Times columnist, Vice President of Encore.org, and author of The Encore Career Handbook “Stiletto Network taps into fascinating new aspects of feminine leadership, delivering keen insights on a powerful movement that will no doubt make the world a better place. It exposes the ‘Long Tail’ of women’s movements and is a must-read for men and women who are leaders in the making. This book will inspire you to think big and take action!” ― Alessandra Lariu, CEO of Shout and Cofounder of SheSays “Pamela Ryckman uses good old-fashioned storytelling to illuminate a moment in history where women are poised to make waves in business, politics, and philanthropy. An important read for men who want to know where the world is heading and want to understand the change (without feeling under attack).” ― Michael Berman, President of The Duberstein Group, Inc., and coauthor of Living Large Biographie de l'auteurPAMELA RYCKMAN has written for The New York Times, Financial Times, Fortune.com/CNNMoney, International Herald Tribune, The New York Observer, and The New York Sun, among other publications. Prior to becoming a journalist, she performed strategy work for Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs.