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More Than Metrics: How Becoming a Mom Made Me a Better Leader

There are very few seasons in life that allow you to fully reset. Time to reflect about who you are on an emotional and physical level. Those resets occur in times such as moving into your college dorm, your first day at work post-college, or for some, a career sabbatical. For many, that full reset… Continue reading More Than Metrics: How Becoming a Mom Made Me a Better Leader

Behind the Mission: A Conversation About Our Spring Explorer Club’s Mars Adventure

What inspired our Mission to Mars theme, and who is Spring Club designed for? We sat down with Jacki Lane, our Director of Education Programs, to talk about the ideas behind the program and what participants can look forward to this season. My first question for you is, can you tell us what Spring Explorers… Continue reading Behind the Mission: A Conversation About Our Spring Explorer Club’s Mars Adventure

Project Scientist is featured on McKinsey.org!

We’re excited to share this news with you first. At Project Scientist, the way we work behind the scenes directly shapes the experiences we create for the girls and families we serve. That’s why we’re honored to be featured on McKinsey.org for our organizational development work—and we’re dedicating this newsletter to sharing why that matters… Continue reading Project Scientist is featured on McKinsey.org!

Project Scientist is Leading Boldly in 2026

The world did not arrive in 2026 gently. We begin this year amid deep uncertainty—political, economic, and cultural. Institutions are being tested. Truth and democracy feels fragile. And the question many leaders are quietly asking is not what will happen next, but who will be willing to lead through it. At Project Scientist, we have… Continue reading Project Scientist is Leading Boldly in 2026