Ethics Based Leadership for Women

Overview

Glantz and Associates is pleased to offer “Ethics Based Leadership for Women,” a webinar designed to empower any woman who wishes to consider the privileges, responsibilities and challenges of holding leadership positions. We believe that leadership and ethics are intrinsically connected and will explore women in leadership through an ethics-based lens. The reality is, despite women representing approximately half of our world’s population, they are significantly underrepresented in the workforce and most notably in leadership positions. In fact, not only do women have to cross more hurdles to advance into leadership positions, but when they do, they are burning out at a much faster rate than their male counterparts. In this course, we will discuss both the external societal barriers as well as the internal barriers that sabotage women from moving into leadership positions. We will examine common believes (“I should be nice,” “I am an imposter”, etc.) as well as behaviors that can hold women back and then offer suggestions for moving forward. We will provide tools to enhance one’s self-awareness, create openings for self-reflection as well as provide opportunities to take on new perspectives. This event may be a rebroadcast of a live event and the instructor will be available to answer your questions during the event.

Highlights

The major topics covered in this class include:

• The State of Women in Leadership in the United States
• Leadership Defined
• Virtue Ethics
• Internal and External Challenges for Women in Leadership
• Creating a Culture of Safety and Caring

Prerequisites

None

Designed For

All who are interested in this topic

Objectives

After attending this presentation, you will be able to...

• Recognize the State of Women and Leadership in the United States
• Distinguish and appreciate the relationship of ethics to leadership
• Identify internal and external barriers to leadership and have suggestions for minimizing those challenges.
• Act upon suggestions to create a culture of Safety and Caring

Preparation

None