Women’s Executive Leadership: Business Strategies for Success ( is a new Wharton Executive Education program designed specifically for today’s female executives who aspire to succeed in leadership roles. The week-long program, held in Philadelphia, PA, USA, covers new ground as revealed by the latest research in work motivation and engagement, career development, internal coaching, emotional intelligence, and women in leadership roles.
source
-
-
Amy Reynolds | Women in Leadership in Evangelical Organizations
JK's Synthetintelligence™, , Women's Leadership, 0
On this episode of Inside Wheaton, host Greg Wheatley interviews Assistant Professor of Sociology Dr. Amy Reynolds. They discuss...
-
Women′s leadership expert promotes female empowerment in Korea ′클라우디아 챈′ 여성리더십
JK's Synthetintelligence™, , Women's Leadership, 0
March is Women′s History Month in the United States. To mark the occasion here in Korea, the U.S. Embassy...
-
Five things you can do to improve gender equality in leadership
JK's Synthetintelligence™, , Women's Leadership, 0
Watch the first in a series of short videos on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The first video on...
-
Center for Women's Leadership – Wellness Strategies
JK's Synthetintelligence™, , Women's Leadership, 0
Wellness Strategies for Navigating Uncertain Times, High Emotions, & Stress featuring, Marla Godette, CEO of Mentoring Moments; Dr. Marilee...
-
Women in Leadership: Shifting Your Mindset for Extraordinary Performance
JK's Synthetintelligence™, , Women's Leadership, 0
When seeking to leverage our power to achieve important goals, we usually work on our communication, strategic thinking, data...
-
Women in Economics: Esther Duflo – 2. Female Leadership
JK's Synthetintelligence™, , Women's Leadership, 0
Esther Duflo talks about work she did in India where there is a policy of affirmative action for women...
-
Women in Leadership: 1 Co 14:34-36
JK's Synthetintelligence™, , Women's Leadership, 0
Can women talk in church? Is patriarchy a failed enterprise? How can families be healthy in a broken world?...







