2009 Women's Leadership Webinar Series SOLD OUT

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Women’s Leadership Coaching Inc provide a roadmap for women who want to break into leadership positions in business.

Our 2009 webinar series showcases proven strategies for gaining credibility, establishing your brand as a leader, expanding your influence, and leading breakthrough business results.

In every webinar, Jo Miller, CEO of Women's Leadership Coaching Inc. teaches core leadership competencies, and invites an outstanding woman leader from industry to share their experiences and weigh in with real-world leadership advice.

Join us to hear first-hand what it means to be a leader, and what it really takes to break into leadership.

Time: Tuesdays, 2pm Eastern, 1pm Central, 12 noon Mountain, 11am Pacific USA time, for 1 hour.

Winning at the game of office politics Is it possible to navigate office politics without becoming a political animal? Learn the difference between office politics and organizational awareness. Discover the unwritten “rules of the game” at work. Understand the dynamics of power and influence in your organization.   Featured Leader:  Nina Simosko, Global Chief Operating Officer, SAP Education, SAP America.	February 24
Your sphere of influence Learn how to build a robust workplace network of relationships, coalitions and sponsors. Leverage your network to gain access to hidden resources, information and opportunities. Includes the five key people you need to have in your network, and how to create a strategic networking plan.   Featured Leader: Sheri Atwood, Vice President Global Solutions and Programs, Symantec	April 28
Create your leadership brand What does it take to establish a reputation as an emerging leader? Uncover the three essential elements of a great personal brand. Make a name for yourself, by identifying a career niche that combines your talents and passions, and is valued by your company.   Featured Leader: Krista Thomas, Vice President of Marketing and Communications, The Calais Initiative, Thomson Reuters.	June 23
Are you the invisible employee? Working harder won't necessarily get you noticed! Gain recognition and reward for your accomplishments with the six steps to becoming more visible. Learn how to attract high-profile projects to showcase your leadership capabilities.   Featured Leader: Kim Brown, Vice President - Finance, Wal-Mart Home Office.	August 25
Becoming a person of influence Women who break through into senior-level leadership get there by delivering results. Explore ways to gain a voice and a seat at the table in your company. Learn to identify your six sources of influence, and understand the mechanisms of influence within your organization.   Featured Leader: Ann Mitchell, Associate Vice President of Sales, Nationwide Insurance.	October 27
Resiliency redefined It’s time to lose the cape! Superwoman had it wrong. Striving for perfection while juggling multiple roles is a recipe for burnout, not balance. Learn how high-performing women stay energized, focused and balanced. Discover two tools for work-life balance, and six research-driven criteria for increasing your job satisfaction. Featured Leader: Nina Bhatti, Principal Scientist, HP Labs, Hewlett-Packard Company     * Note: We reserve the right to substitute speakers if their schedules change.	December 8

 

* Sign up for 5 remaining webinars, save $50! BONUS: free recording of webinar #1.	SOLD OUT
* Corporate registration Buy a package of 100 log-ins for the webinar series, $2495. Participants may log-in alone, or with colleagues in a conference room. Your company logo will be featured as a webinar sponsor. To pay by invoice or check, or for any other questions, call Jo Miller at +1 408-866-4189 or email us.	SOLD OUT   Check back on June 1 2009, when registration opens for a series beginning August 2009

This webinar series has been the best thing I have run across in my career.  I was skeptical at first because I've been to so many seminars and read lots of books on this subject and while they are often good at identifying problems, they usually aren't very good at offering solutions.  - C.W., Research Associate, Investment banking.

WOW!  Your segment on Organizational Awareness was phenomenal!  Thank you so much for a very helpful and informative presentation, and for sponsoring such a wonderful line-up. I encourage women, in all professional levels, to participate in the series.  - D.B., CEO, Health care industry.

This was a great webinar. The material/series is very applicable to what all women should know and learn when trying to advance to the next level. It made me realize that although the glass ceiling will always exist, it is up to you to break it.  - A.V., Vice President, Financial services industry.

 

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  • Windows® 2000, XP, 2003 Server or Vista
  • Cable modem, DSL or better Internet connection
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• Mac® requirements:
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• A computer with audio speakers to hear streaming audio OR Long-distance phone to access via conference call.
   

• Participants wishing to connect to audio using VoIP will need a fast Internet connection, a microphone and speakers (a USB headset is recommended).

Please contact us if you would like to run a technical test prior to the webinar series. We reserve the right to substitute speakers, based on their availability.