The Women in Leadership program is aimed at demonstrating high performance in the workplace, career planning and managing the multifaceted roles of women. Enhance your personal growth and interpersonal influence by refining your communication style, mastering conflict resolution and stress management techniques, and setting personal and professional goals.
3 full days
(1 day per week for 3 weeks)
Intake 1: March 4, 11 & 18
Intake 2: June 4, 11 & 18
Intake 3: August 14, 21 & 28
Intake 4: November 9, 16 & 23
The increasing number of women in frontline, mid-level and senior leadership roles has highlighted the unique talents and expertise women bring to these roles. Harnessing this talent and expertise through a focused professional development experience is the purpose of this program.
You will be guided through contemporary ideas on leadership, career planning, negotiation and management. You will also develop a greater understanding of yourself and your impact on others. You will learn how to overcome barriers that can exist in the workplace that may hinder your professional growth.
This program provides a unique learning environment for women from all industries who currently hold, or aspire to positions of leadership and influence. The program will assist their professional growth and development and will help them on their ascent to the top of their profession.
You will learn to:
Fees:
(3 x 1 hour)
$900 Non Member
$800 Corporate / Professional Member
Balance opposing demands to create clarity and adaptability
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