Women’s Leadership for Impact

In a world of doing, how do you reach the next level as a leader? How do you learn to act boldly, speak with authority, and inspire others to own and work toward a shared vision?

It doesn’t happen overnight. Becoming a more impactful leader requires deep self-awareness and learning how to actively nurture your unique leadership qualities. Women’s Leadership for Impact prepares today’s leaders to become champions of self, culture, and relationships by first learning to own our own power. Women’s Leadership for Impact applies Wellesley’s holistic liberal arts approach to developing professional women from the inside out. Once you gain an understanding of how to take care of your own needs and grow your leadership skill set, you can practically and confidently navigate the dynamic process of leading others.

In this engaging 3-day seminar, you'll learn strategies to take your career to the next level. By gaining an understanding of important leadership styles, behaviors and practices, you'll be able to assess your own skills and create a plan for better informed decision making, and effective presentation of self and strategy. You will be able to assess your own strengths and areas of opportunity against time-tested models for success. All Wellesley Executive Education programs end with our signature action planning activity, designed to energize you for action and impact so you can begin improving your outcomes immediately.

Who can best benefit:

Mid-Career Professional Women with some leadership experience who want to increase impact and results.

What we’ll explore:

• What are the unique advantages and disadvantages of women as leaders?
• What are key leadership types and how well do they work?
• How can we address diversity-related leadership challenges?
• What leadership behaviors are critical to success? How can you rid yourself of those that don't serve you?
• What biases do you and others hold about leadership? How is that holding you back?
• How do you leverage your individual leadership strengths and weaknesses into effective leadership strategies that get results?
• How does your network help or hinder you? What is the power of meaningful connection?
• How does self-doubt affect your effectiveness as a leader and how can you combat it?
• What mindful practices can you employ to both increase self-awareness and effectiveness?