What do women bring to leadership? | UC Careers' annual event empowering women

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What do women bring to leadership? | UC Careers' annual event empowering women

Presented by: Hosted by UC CareersUC Careers welcomes you to their annual event empowering women to envision and build their careers. This year's event explores 'What do women bring to leadership?' Our guest speakers, who we look forward to giving a warm welcome to include: Cheryl de la Rey, Vice-Chancellor, University of Canterbury Lan Pham, Councillor, Environment Canterbury Regional Council Stella Ward, Chief Digital Officer, Canterbury, and West Coast DHBs Hannah Duder, CEO, Indigo & Iris Our guest speakers look forward to inspiring those present to recognise what women bring to leadership. Also, discover how to recognise leadership skills and attributes within yourself and the value of being a leader. We want to break down the barriers holding women back from leadership experiences, so make sure you come and hear the advice these inspirational speakers are keen to share. This event will explore: The meaning of leadership - Let’s broaden what we know leadership to be, and celebrate how we can all demonstrate leadership, no matter what opportunities we choose to pursue. Women's leadership qualities - Skills, strengths, and attributes that make women natural leaders. How can women leverage these to develop and demonstrate leadership? Overcoming real/perceived barriers - Sometimes women are held back. What’s stopping us from reaching higher, from taking the lead, and breaking through to the top of our chosen field? Words of wisdom - A few words and actions can make a big difference, how can we support women to embrace leadership? Hear what our inspirational speakers have to say! RSVP via eventbrite.More information UC CareersPhone: +64 3 369 0303Email: careers@canterbury.ac.nzWebsite: https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/careers/

By UC Events

Date and time

Thursday, August 1, 2019 · 5 - 7pm NZST

Location

Rehua 226 TeMoana

University of Canterbury Christchurch, 8140 New Zealand

About this event

What do women bring to leadership? |UC Careers' annual career event empowering women

We look forward to giving a warm welcome to our guest speakers:Cheryl de la Rey, Vice-Chancellor, UC

Stella Ward, Chief Digital Officer, CDHB and WCDHB

Lan Pham, Councillor, Environment Canterbury Regional Council

Hannah Duder, CEO, Indigo & Iris

What do women bring to leadership?

UC Careers welcomes you to their annual event empowering women to envision and build their careers.

This year we have inspirational speakers passionate about helping students recognise what women bring to leadership. Learn how to recognise leadership skills and attributes within yourself and the value of being a leader. We want to break down the barriers holding women back from leadership experiences, so make sure you come and hear the advice these inspirational speakers are keen to share.

This event will explore:

The meaning of leadership - Let’s broaden what we know leadership to be, and celebrate how we can all demonstrate leadership, no matter what opportunities we choose to pursue.

Women's leadership qualities - Skills, strengths, and attributes that make women natural leaders. How can women leverage these to develop and demonstrate leadership?

Overcoming real/perceived barriers - Sometimes women are held back. What’s stopping us from reaching higher, from taking the lead, and breaking through to the top of our chosen field?

Words of wisdom - A few words and actions can make a big difference, how can we support women to embrace leadership? Hear what our inspirational speakers have to say!

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