Ever wondered what it really takes to climb the career ladder as a woman? Or how to navigate the challenges of imposter syndrome?
Join host Polly Rowe for a special International Women’s Day episode of Foundation and Friends, as she sits down with three remarkable female leaders from the Princess Royal Training Awards.
This episode explores the personal journeys of our guests, revealing the importance of learning, development, and unwavering resilience. We uncover the significance of mentorship, the ongoing pursuit of gender equality, and how the Princess Royal Training Awards are making a tangible difference.
But that’s not all! We delve into the crucial role of creating a supportive workplace culture and the ripple effect of female empowerment. Discover how to overcome barriers, both personal and systemic, and why seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness.
Key Takeaways You’ll Discover:
- Accelerated Career Growth: How learning and development can propel your career forward.
- Unique Challenges: The specific hurdles female leaders often face in the workplace.
- The Ripple Effect: The far-reaching impact of female leaders beyond their immediate roles.
We’d like to thank our guests: Kirstie Donnelly MBE, Chief Executive of City & Guilds; Faiza Khan MBE, Executive Director of Corporate Affairs and Foundation at City & Guilds; and Fenella Tallon, Chief Assessor for the Princess Royal Training Awards, for joining us on this special International Women’s Day episode.
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