The evidence is clear: Equity-focused leaders and inclusive organizations outperform those that are not. Yet women remain underrepresented in all levels of leadership. Despite the compelling case for equality of gender representation at all levels of an organization, even with the best of intentions, unconscious bias can influence who advances at work.

Participants in the Women in Leadership: Next Level Success program learn time-tested techniques and practical ideas they can apply immediately to their careers to combat performance-limiting biases and better capitalize on their strengths.

Get in touch

Christie Chung, Ph.D.
Executive Director
Mills Institute at Northeastern
ki.chung@northeastern.edu

Laura Huang, Ph.D.
Associate Dean
Executive Education at D'Amore-McKim
l.huang@northeastern.edu

Program experience

Get ready to be inspired, network with like-minded colleagues, and learn applicable skills for an immediate impact on your career and your organization!

During this two-day intensive cohort experience Northeastern faculty experts in gender, leadership, negotiations, and strategy will provide tools to better navigate the business landscape, develop and leverage talents, and step into roles of greater influence.

This is not just another corporate training, but a chance to experience Northeastern's renowned experiential and applied learning approach to reflect on where you are and where you want to go, then discover actionable steps to get there.

Session topic areas include (but are not limited to):

  • Networks, mentorship, and strategic relationships
  • Power and influence
  • Implicit bias and dismantling the double-bind
  • Driving and communicating organizational value
  • Collaboration, negotiation, and conflict resolution
  • The future of work

Participant profile

This program is designed for women who have been identified as high-potential, mid-level professionals. They currently manage other employees or have aspirations to, and are interested in taking on progressive leadership roles within the organization.

Women in Leadership November 2024

Note: We use an inclusive definition of “women” and welcome the participation of interested trans women and non-binary individuals.

D'Amore-McKim School of Business - Executive Education and The Mills Institute

Outcomes

During this interactive learning experience, you will enhance your ability to:

  • Advocate for yourself, your team, and your collective ideas
  • Establish strategic networks and better leverage them to champion change
  • Engage supporters through compelling communications
  • Overcome challenges to your visibility and authority
  • Negotiate favorable outcomes and manage conflict
  • Articulate your vision and your action plan for personal leadership

Why choose us

  • Cluster cohort model designed to foster peer-to-eer learning, enabling individual and company-level growth
  • World-class faculty with experience in academia AND business
  • Tangible learning artifact to promote next day applicability and maximize ROI
  • Active and applied learning techniques to create an impactful experience
  • Practitioner perspectives to enhance program context and network building
  • University-issued digital badge to verify and promote skill-building