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CEG Women in Leadership Learning Journey

CEG offers Corporate Training and Consulting, as well as traditional and virtual instructor-led courses in management and leadership, project management, business analysis, business process management, agile/scrum, and lean six sigma.

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Session 4: Managing Up: Navigating Successful Relationships (3 hours) What exactly does it mean to "manage up?" A term that is often oversimplified, managing up is a nu- anced skill set that puts you in the driver's seat of your career, while maximizing the value you deliver to your organization. It does not involve being inau- thentic or changing who you are at work, but instead entails consciously and deliberately developing positive working relationships with those above you in the organizational structure. In this highly interactive session, you will learn skills to help you adapt the way you interact with some- one who has a different work style, personality style, and communication style than you. And im- portantly, someone who also has different priorities driving their actions and who holds a higher level of power within the organization. You'll gain actionable insights into ways to assess style differences, build rapport, engage proactively, and handle challenging situations with diplomacy and poise. Topics: ■ Why "Manage Up?" ■ Assessing Your Boss's Style ■ What's in Your Locus of Control? ■ Adapting Your Style ■ Practicing "Positive Politics" Key Takeaway: At the end of this session you will be able to assess style differences, build rapport, engage proactively, and handle challenging situations with diplomacy and poise. Prework for session 5 Session 5: Developing Your Leadership Presence (3 hours) "Leadership presence" is hard to define but easy to recognize when we see it in others — they make us feel a certain way. We trust them and want to listen to them; we experience them as credible, confident, and strong. When leadership presence is missing, that too is easy to notice. And it has a big impact on a person's ability to influence others, get their ideas heard, and garner respect. This session is designed to enable individuals to develop and embody a compelling leadership presence. In a format that blends self-inquiry and reflection with small and large group activities, we will exam- ine how body language, communication style, word choice, and personal energy intersect to create the impression you make on others. We will demysti- fy the concept of leadership presence, breaking it down into four discrete components: purpose, perspective, poise, and projection. How do we translate our passion into action? In what ways does our mindset impact our ability to regulate our emo- tions? Building upon the foundation of their unique attributes, talents, and strengths, participants will learn concrete skills to elevate their influence and make a lasting impact as leaders. Topics: ■ What is "Leadership Presence?" ■ Your Reputation Versus Your Personal Brand ■ Authenticity, Mindfulness, and Presence ■ Exploring the Four Ps: Purpose, Perspective, Poise, and Projection Key Takeaway: At the end of this session, you will be able to embody a compelling leadership presence. Program Conclusion The program concludes with a 60 minute 1-1 coaching session. Participants receive targeted feedback and finalize their action plans to success- fully "launch" into the next phase of their careers. Individually, participants will discuss with their managers their key learnings and what opportunities they have to apply their new knowledge into their work.

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