article_snippet: Hillary recently spoke at a Silicon Valley conference for women in the tech field with the theme of "Lead On.
article_snippet: That lent itself nicely to the professional goals of the members of the audience as well as to Hillary's own leadership goals.
article_snippet: Hillary spoke of the dearth of women not only in the tech field, but in the ranks of Fortune 500 CEO's.
article_snippet: Left unsaid in Hillary speech was any reference to the complete lack of a female occupant of the Oval Office thus far, but the thought could not have been far from anyone's mind, let alone
article_snippet: Hillary was comfortable talking at length about Hillary own experiences being pregnant and giving birth while working as a partner in a law firm, and using that as a launching pad to discuss the importance of women in the workforce both here and around the world.
article_snippet: And from there Hillary highlighted Hillary own work on behalf of the women of the world as secretary of state.
article_snippet: From there it was a natural progression to talking about 21st century families and the importance of things such as paid leave.
article_snippet: And all of that dovetailed perfectly into closing remarks about the future that revolved naturally around the birth in September of Hillary's first grandchild, Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky.
article_snippet: That brought up Hillary's new role as a grandmother, and the perspective it has given Hillary on the future and what needs to be done to guarantee that it's the best possible future.
article_snippet: The Silicon Valley address could serve as a template for how Hillary intends to approach Hillary career goals from the vantage point of being a woman seeking Hillary own place in the workforce.
article_snippet: In the coming weeks, which serendipitously happen to be part of Women's History Month, Hillary's speaking schedule is heavy with events and gatherings that center around women.
article_snippet: If Hillary's not running for president, then Hillary could be gearing up to get a talk show on the Lifetime network.
article_snippet: Patricia Arquette's Oscar night speech in support of equal pay for women -- although predictably dismissed by right-wing media such as Fox News -- was enthusiastically received by the public in general.
article_snippet: In fact, far from being thought radical, Patricia Arquette's's statements backstage were thoroughly deconstructed by the left for not being progressively correct enough.