Owen Graduate School of Management
Women in Leadership
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This program will focus directly on strengthening persuasive presentation and negotiation skills, navigating challenging group dynamics and overcoming organizational roadblocks by employing effective leadership skills.
What You Will Learn
- Gain insights into conversational intelligence
- Learn how to overcome common roadblocks for women in leadership
- Identify key strategies for managing group dynamics
- Sharpen persuasive presentation skills
- Incorporate effective negotiation strategies
Who should attend
- Female managers and directors
- Current and rising female supervisors
- Seasoned female executives and leaders
- Female small business owners and entrepreneurs
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Research Interests/Areas of Expertise
Strategic communication, Public Relations/Media Relations, Entrepreneurship, Leadership Development, and Personal Branding
Subject Areas
Communications
Biography
Kimberly Pace uses her formal training in the performing arts to bring a unique perspective ...
Associate Professor of Operations Management
Associate Dean MBA Programs
Subject Area(s): Operations Management
Professor Nancy Lea Hyer’s work in academic and business communities has focused on cellular operations, quality and process improvement, and project management. Before joining the Ow...
Dr. Doyle's particular areas of expertise are diversity in the workplace, women’s leadership, risk financing and the healthcare industry. She currently serves on the Boards of Trust of Martin Methodist College and the Professional Liability Underwriting Society. She consults with Fortune 500compa...
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