Leading with Influence: Four Strategies for Women Seeking Success
To build successful teams, HR works to recruit and retain the best and brightest people.
But it isn’t as simple as that. In fact, research suggests that the best performing teams aren’t made up of the smartest individuals. The most successful teams are gender diverse. And yet, the higher you look in companies, the fewer women you see, with the C-level comprised of only 22% women.
So how can organizations enable women to thrive and progress through the career pipeline? In addition, how can women enact powerful leadership tactics in their day-to-day lives?
Join author Courtney Lynch as she explores the importance of gender diversity in the workplace, and how women can build credibility and confidence as leaders. You’ll learn:
- Why gender diversity matters for business success and workplace equality
- Four strategies for building women leaders
- How mentoring sets women (and companies) up for success
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Presenters:
Courtney Lynch, Best Selling Author and Founding Partner, Lead Star
As the founding partner of Lead Star, Courtney works closely with all levels of leaders, from CEO’s to frontline team members. She designs and delivers development programs that drive immediate results. Courtney is also the New York Times and USA Today best-selling author of Spark: How to Lead Yourself and Others to Greater Success and Leading from the Front and has written numerous articles on behavior-based leadership and organizational excellence. She’s been a dynamic guest on CNBC, FOX News, and CNN. Courtney’s efforts with Lead Star have been noted in publications ranging from Fast Company, and Inc., to The New York Times.
In addition to her work with consulting clients, Courtney served as the Director of the Center for Creative Leadership’s Partner Network, convening and connecting leading consultancies with the Center’s innovative thought leadership, research and development solutions.
Prior to starting Lead Star, Courtney’s professional experiences included service as a Captain in the United States Marine Corps, an attorney at one of the nation’s largest law firms and as a sales manager for Rational Software. She holds a law degree from William & Mary, an undergraduate degree from North Carolina State University and completed intensive studies at Cambridge University. Courtney lives with her husband and three children in Glen Allen, Virginia.