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Queenager careers: Don't be a Bridget Jones
Bridget Jones, back in cinemas now, has a habit of failing upwards. As midlife women we don't have that luxury. What we do have, is the NOON Jobs Board....
My new chapter - novelist at 78
All her life Kirsteen Stewart had wanted to write. She discovered that it's never too late by becoming a novelist in her 70s
Eleanor's letter: Older workers represent growth
From the Age Pioneers conference, top HR people and recruiters hear how older workers mean growth for businesses as well as the economy
How I became a divorce coach
After her own difficult, painful divorce and a passing comment from her solicitor, Sally Jackson became a divorce coach to help other women
Katja Meier: 'Producers loved my TV script but all wanted a younger lead'
When her award-winning script still couldn't get industry interest, Katja Meier decided to do things differently, like her ground-breaking heroine in $HARE
Eleanor's letter: Why we're only in the foothills of the gender revolution
A week that began with the Budget brings reminders that things are improving ... but not there yet
VIDEO: What Queenagers need to know about AI
Our easy-to-understand webinar tells you what you need to know about AI and how it affects your midlife career
Why NOON is at the Labour Party Conference
NOON founder Eleanor Mills writes about the NOON event at the Labour Party Conference and the opportunity to highlight the power & importance of midlife women
Eleanor's Letter: Why helping Queenagers extends the runway for ALL women
Our new partnership with National Grid highlights how meeting the needs of Queenagers helps younger women as well
