Breaking Barriers: Coco Brown - Empowering Women to Lead in Boardrooms Worldwide! Women in Business: Coco Brown, PhD, CEO of Athena Alliance, has transformed her early career in tech into a mission-driven path dedicated to empowering women in leadership roles. Inspired by her experiences and driven by the mission to overcome imposter syndrome, Coco has steered Athena Alliance to support over 450 women in securing board roles. What advice would you give to women aspiring to leadership roles in today's competitive business landscape?" “Think much bigger about yourself. What if I could be the CEO? What if I could start investing in companies? And through that, advising on things I care about, and through that, becoming a board member? And what if I could start my own company? Don't limit your thinking,” says Coco. “Make sure you understand where you fit in this landscape so that you can build a real strategy for it, the way kids build a strategy to get into the school they want. That's a big secret to success.” Read more in the article in the comment below. #WomenInLeadership #BoardDiversity #EmpowerWomen #LeadershipDevelopment #ImposterSyndrome #CorporateEquality #InclusiveLeadership #AthenaAlliance #DiverseBoards #StrategicLeadership
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Check out this recap of Julia Boorstin's insightful conversation on women leadership skills and groundbreaking research! 🌟 #Leadership #Princeton #Entrepreneurship https://bit.ly/3U9QUUh
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We are celebrating Forbes 2023's most remarkable women leaders. iKadre proudly recognizes the extraordinary women leading the charge across diverse sectors. These trailblazers are not only breaking barriers but also laying down powerful blueprints for generations to follow. This year, we've seen remarkable women redefine leadership in tech, business, media and entertainment, and beyond. Their journeys embody resilience and innovation, serving as beacons of hope and change in a rapidly evolving world. Their stories aren't just about shattering glass ceilings; they're about building new realms of possibility. At iKadre, our ethos revolves around the transformative power of diverse leadership. The narratives of these women resonate deeply with our commitment to empowering female-founded organizations. We applaud their stories as a source of inspiration, urging us to dream bigger and act boldly. To all the powerful women out there, your strength, vision, and leadership light the way. May your journey inspire countless others for a more prosperous future. Own your power! #EmpoweringWomen #Leadership #Innovation #iKadre #GenderEquality
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Women do not lack empowerment, Cass R. Cooper, MHR, writes in her latest column for CRN. “We as women have historically found ways to live our truths, find our voices, and inspire each other to build power in unique ways, all within the confines of patriarchy and social repression.” Read her column to learn about what women do statistically lack, and what we should keep in mind ahead of next week’s Women of the Channel Leadership Summit: #GenderEquity #WomenOfTheChannel #InclusiveLeadership
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International Female Keynote Speaker 🌟 Emotional Intelligence for Sales and Leadership 🌟 Helping professionals make intentional choices to sell faster, leader better and persuade instantly
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How to Overcome Challenges Faced by Women in Leadership! Ahead of International Women’s Day, businesses are being advised to consider four key approaches to support women in leadership roles within their organisations. FDM Group, a global business and tech consultancy, has shared valuable tips to help businesses address and solve some of the key challenges faced by women in leadership in 2024 and beyond. 👇 Read more here 👇 #StartupsMagazine #Startups #Magazine #InternationalWomensDay #IWD
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Why are women in leadership more important now? Because who else can balance empathy, innovation, and deadlines while saving the world? Time for more girl bosses to lead the way! To read the full article, click on the below link. https://lnkd.in/g3-dJsG5 #womeninleadershiprole #leadership
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