fe women's leadership group - q3 presentation
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Agenda
AGENDA ITEM PRESENTER TIME
Welcome Kelly O’Donnell 5 minutes
Icebreaker; Power Pose Candice Shapiro (3 mins per person)
Covenant/Mission Statement Tia Padia 10 minutes
Special Topic: Women Leadership
Lessons
Kelly & Group 35 minutes
Future Topics; Next Steps Group 10 minutes
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Icebreaker: Power Pose
Share a recent experience where you used a Power Pose.
What did you feel before, during, and after?
Was it helpful?
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Covenant/Mission Statement
Covenant
Respect and value diverse views by welcoming
and applauding alternative opinions and
perspectives
Regularly participate and contribute to the group
Protect the privacy and reputation of its members
by honoring the sanctity of our discussions
Represent the attributes of integrity, honesty,
grace and humility with fellow women leaders
Serve as an ambassador and leader for change
within the organization
Do no harm to the group
Mission Statement
The Financial Engines Women’s Initiative elevates
women in the workplace by building a platform to
educate women, molding current and future women
leaders and promoting the achievements of women
in the workplace.
Our mission is accomplished by leveraging our
diverse network of women leaders, recognizing the
uniqueness of our individual perspectives and
valuing peer-to-peer education, mentorship and
support.
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Women leadership lessons
You don’t have to have all
the answers
Real leadership is about
service
Unpack your fears – then
conquer them
Find a mentor
Put yourself out there
Stand your ground and
show your strength
Act as equality is a reality
Be a deep listener
Sometimes you just need to
go with your gut
Pay attention to what you
are doing wrong
Be your authentic self
Ask questions
A lot of leadership is a
private journey
In good times and bad: be
humble
Listening is the biggest part
of your job