Harvard Business Review

• “The 40-Year-Old Intern” --  Highlighting the importance of returning professional internship programs, a strategy for reintegrating women into the workforce and closing the gender gap. Selected as an “HBR article that changed the way I think” in HBR’s 90th anniversary recognition of HBR articles that made the biggest difference in readers and contributors lives. 
• “The 40-Year-Old Intern Goes to Wall Street”– Tracking “returnships” in the financial service industry.
• "For Professionals Returning to Work, There’s Power in the Cohort" – Highlighting the specific benefits of cohorts for relaunchers.
• "Don’t Lose Track of High Performers Who Take a Hiatus" - Exit interviews provide an opportunity to maintain contact with high performers.
   

For all of Carol Fishman Cohen's Harvard Business Review articles, click here.

Research Report

Returning Professional Internships – A New Strategy for Employers to Access High-Caliber Talent and for Professionals to Re-enter the Workforce (10/2012). Click here for report Abstract and Table of Contents. 

Back on the Career Track
Referred to as the "Bible of Career Re-entry”

Learn the 7 steps to successful career re-entry after a break. 

“For those who say you can’t go back, this book is the definitive rebuttal.”
-- BusinessWeek

“Cohen and Rabin have hit the nail on the head with this thorough, well-written, step-by-step relaunch guide for stay-at-home moms.”
—Library Journal, starred review

"This is a must-read before filling out any job applications, and it will become your go-to resource each step of the way.”
—Mom Central Book Reviews

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Selected articles quoting iRelaunch

• New York Times, Helping Women Get Back in the Game
• New York Times, More Information for Women Looking to Get Back in the Work Force