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Tips on How to Support Women in your Organisation

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This paper explores the 5 invisible forces that shape women in leadership:​

  • The system is stuck: Bias, babies and boys' club

  • Social backlash and double-binds: Women are damned if they do and damned if they don’t

  • Waiting for permission, perfection and a tap on the shoulder

  • Women against women: The enemy within

  • Men don’t feel the effects: How power affects interpretation

    It is a paper without blame and without favour. It seeks to open up perspectives, challenge assumptions, and draw us all in to an active stance on moving the needle forward.

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    Tips on How to Support Women in your Organisation

    (For corporate businesses) 

    This paper explores the 5 invisible forces that shape women in leadership:​

    • The system is stuck: Bias, babies and boys' club

    • Social backlash and double-binds: Women are damned if they do and damned if they don’t

    • Waiting for permission, perfection and a tap on the shoulder

    • Women against women: The enemy within

    • Men don’t feel the effects: How power affects interpretation

      It is a paper without blame and without favour. It seeks to open up perspectives, challenge assumptions, and draw us all in to an active stance on moving the needle forward.

      Privacy Policy: Your Information is 100% Secure.

      Free Download

      Tips on How to Support Women in your Organisation

      (For corporate businesses) 

      This paper explores the 5 invisible forces that shape women in leadership:​

      • The system is stuck: Bias, babies and boys' club

      • Social backlash and double-binds: Women are damned if they do and damned if they don’t

      • Waiting for permission, perfection and a tap on the shoulder

      • Women against women: The enemy within

      • Men don’t feel the effects: How power affects interpretation

        It is a paper without blame and without favour. It seeks to open up perspectives, challenge assumptions, and draw us all in to an active stance on moving the needle forward.

        Privacy Policy: Your Information is 100% Secure.

        "Powerful! This white paper is tapping into a dawning reality. It’s ahead of the game. Thought leading!"

        "Powerful! This white paper is tapping into a dawning reality. It’s ahead of the game. Thought leading!"

        "Powerful! This white paper is tapping into a dawning reality. It’s ahead of the game. Thought leading!"

        THE CASE FOR WOMEN AT WORK

        Companies with more women in senior leadership roles outperform their competition.

          Gender equality is a tricky topic. Organisations and leaders know the conversation is important, but healthy discussion can be mired by political correctness, kneejerk responses or a hesitancy to engage at all.
           
          It’s time to talk about this issue. It’s time to review the data, share the research and encourage robust discussions that lead to real action.

           

          For organisations, there is no denying the benefit of a balanced leadership team. But do we really need to intervene to help women progress or is the current business case enough to pull women through without extra support?

           

          This paper takes a practical look at the forces that shape women's leadership journeys; why things haven't changed as much as we think they have, and what we need to do differently to support and advance more women to reach the top.

          Anneli Blundell-Free tips on how to support women in your organisation

          THE CASE FOR WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP

          Companies with more women in senior leadership roles outperform their competition.

            Gender equality is a tricky topic. Organisations and leaders know the conversation is important, but healthy discussion can be mired by political correctness, kneejerk responses or a hesitancy to engage at all.
             
            It’s time to talk about this issue. It’s time to review the data, share the research and encourage robust discussions that lead to real action.

             

            For organisations, there is no denying the benefit of a balanced leadership team. But do we really need to intervene to help women progress or is the current business case enough to pull women through without extra support?

             

            This paper takes a practical look at the forces that shape women's leadership journeys; why things haven't changed as much as we think they have, and what we need to do differently to support and advance more women to reach the top.

            THE CASE FOR WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP

            Companies with more women in senior leadership roles outperform their competition.

              Gender equality is a tricky topic. Organisations and leaders know the conversation is important, but healthy discussion can be mired by political correctness, kneejerk responses or a hesitancy to engage at all.
               
              It’s time to talk about this issue. It’s time to review the data, share the research and encourage robust discussions that lead to real action.

               

              For organisations, there is no denying the benefit of a balanced leadership team. But do we really need to intervene to help women progress or is the current business case enough to pull women through without extra support?

               

              This paper takes a practical look at the forces that shape women's leadership journeys; why things haven't changed as much as we think they have, and what we need to do differently to support and advance more women to reach the top.

              WHAT DOES THE RESEARCH SAY ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF WOMEN

              Women in Leadership-Companies with a larger number of senior women produce better financial performance.

              BRING IN THE DOSH

              Companies with a larger number of senior women produce better financial performance. [1]

              Women in Leadership-Higher engagement rate of employees led by females.

              IMPROVED ENGAGEMENT

              11,434 adults surveyed by Gallup showed a 6% higher engagement rate of employees led by females. [2]

              Women in Leadership-Women rate higher in overall leadership effectiveness than their male counterparts.

              ENHANCED CULTURE

              Women rate higher in overall leadership effectiveness than their male counterparts, with the greatest gap evident at the highest executive levels. [3]

              Women in Leadership-Boards with more women are more ethical.

              LIFT THE PACK

              Boards with more women are more ethical (Wood), companies with more women on executive committees bring in more revenue [4], and balancing a team of men with women lifts the collective intelligence of the group [5].

              WOMEN AT WORK

              Anneli Blundell-Free tips on how to support women in your organisation

              As frustrating as it is to acknowledge, the cold hard truth is that women DO need help to progress. It's not because women are broken or lack the skills. Nor is it because men are evil and are holding women back. Not at all. It's because gender inequality is subtle and sometimes invisible. It is embedded in the fabric of our corporate lives, and creeps into our cultures from a multitude of angles and attitudes, making the status quo hard to shake. It's time for action.

              WHAT DOES THE RESEARCH SAY ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF WOMEN

              BRING IN THE DOSH

              Companies with a larger number of senior women produce better financial performance. [1]

              IMPROVED ENGAGEMENT

              11,434 adults surveyed by Gallup showed a 6% higher engagement rate of employees led by females. [2]

              ENHANCED CULTURE

              Women rate higher in overall leadership effectiveness than their male counterparts, with the greatest gap evident at the highest executive levels. [3]

              LIFT THE PACK

              Boards with more women are more ethical (Wood), companies with more women on executive committees bring in more revenue [4], and balancing a team of men with women lifts the collective intelligence of the group [5].

              WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP

              As frustrating as it is to acknowledge, the cold hard truth is that women DO need help to progress. It's not because women are broken or lack the skills. Nor is it because men are evil and are holding women back. Not at all. It's because gender inequality is subtle and sometimes invisible. It is embedded in the fabric of our corporate lives, and creeps into our cultures from a multitude of angles and attitudes, making the status quo hard to shake. It's time for action.

              WHAT DOES THE RESEARCH SAY ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF WOMEN

              BRING IN THE DOSH

              Companies with a larger number of senior women produce better financial performance. [1]

              IMPROVED ENGAGEMENT

              11,434 adults surveyed by Gallup showed a 6% higher engagement rate of employees led by females. [2]

              ENHANCED CULTURE

              Women rate higher in overall leadership effectiveness than their male counterparts, with the greatest gap evident at the highest executive levels. [3]

              LIFT THE PACK

              Boards with more women are more ethical (Wood), companies with more women on executive committees bring in more revenue [4], and balancing a team of men with women lifts the collective intelligence of the group [5].

              WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP

              As frustrating as it is to acknowledge, the cold hard truth is that women DO need help to progress. It's not because women are broken or lack the skills. Nor is it because men are evil and are holding women back. Not at all. It's because gender inequality is subtle and sometimes invisible. It is embedded in the fabric of our corporate lives, and creeps into our cultures from a multitude of angles and attitudes, making the status quo hard to shake. It's time for action.

              "This paper couldn't be more timely. With a strong research base, this paper has something for everyone - women, men and organisations."

              "This paper couldn't be more timely. With a strong research base, this paper has something for everyone - women, men and organisations."

              "This paper couldn't be more timely. With a strong research base, this paper has something for everyone - women, men and organisations."

               

               

              Hi there. I'm Anneli Blundell. For almost 15 years, I have supported women as an Executive Coach, a Keynote Speaker at women's conferences and as the lead Facilitator of Women at Work programs, all aimed at helping women build visibility, impact, and the confidence to strategically advance their career goals.

               

              I do this through my signature in-house program for businesses which gives women the confidence, communication strategies and organisational understanding to actively manage their leadership careers using a proven, blended learning approach that includes men, women, peers and senior supporters as part of the mix.

               

              I encourage you to use this guide to support your women at work today. 

               

              And together we can create a culture of progress for women in your workforce.

               

               

              Hi there. I'm Anneli Blundell. For almost 15 years, I have supported women as an Executive Coach, a Keynote Speaker at women's conferences and as the lead Facilitator of Women in Leadership programs, all aimed at helping women build visibility, impact, and the confidence to strategically advance their career goals.

               

              I do this through my signature in-house program for businesses which gives women the confidence, communication strategies and organisational understanding to actively manage their leadership careers using a proven, blended learning approach that includes men, women, peers and senior supporters as part of the mix.

               

              I encourage you to use this guide to support your women in leadership today. 

               

              And together we can create a culture of progress for women in your workforce.

               

               

              Hi there. I'm Anneli Blundell. For almost 15 years, I have supported women as an Executive Coach, a Keynote Speaker at women's conferences and as the lead Facilitator of Women in Leadership programs, all aimed at helping women build visibility, impact, and the confidence to strategically advance their career goals.

               

              I do this through my signature in-house program for businesses which gives women the confidence, communication strategies and organisational understanding to actively manage their leadership careers using a proven, blended learning approach that includes men, women, peers and senior supporters as part of the mix.

               

              I encourage you to use this guide to support your women in leadership today. 

               

              And together we can create a culture of progress for women in your workforce.

              WHAT ACTUAL CLIENTS HAVE TO SAY... 

              Anneli Blundell-Free tips on how to support women in your organisation

              “Anneli is one to watch! So far we have had 50 of our high performing women at Mercedes-Benz, from across the business, graduate from the program and the feedback we have received has been incredible. In the space of months, Anneli is able to grow the confidence and/or clout of every single participant to new heights. Anneli’s passion for women and truly inclusive workplaces is real and compelling. She understands that in order to make genuine progress in regards to gender equality, everyone must be included in the conversation regularly. The way she leads such open dialogues (with men and women) on the topic is inspiring to witness and truly, changing the game.”

              -Peter G. 

              "After the masterclass, I have been more conscious of how people are interacting and have been more assertive in asking for what I want. I now work from home once a week, which I was asking for awhile but have now gotten approval. I have also just won an industry award as MD of the year in Recruitment and am now considering new job offers!"

              -Arabelle B.

              WHAT ACTUAL CLIENTS HAVE TO SAY... 

              “Anneli is one to watch! So far we have had 50 of our high performing women at Mercedes-Benz, from across the business, graduate from the program and the feedback we have received has been incredible. In the space of months, Anneli is able to grow the confidence and/or clout of every single participant to new heights. Anneli’s passion for women and truly inclusive workplaces is real and compelling. She understands that in order to make genuine progress in regards to gender equality, everyone must be included in the conversation regularly. The way she leads such open dialogues (with men and women) on the topic is inspiring to witness and truly, changing the game.”

              -Peter G. 

              "After the masterclass, I have been more conscious of how people are interacting and have been more assertive in asking for what I want. I now work from home once a week, which I was asking for awhile but have now gotten approval. I have also just won an industry award as MD of the year in Recruitment and am now considering new job offers!"

              -Arabelle B.

              WHAT ACTUAL CLIENTS HAVE TO SAY... 

              “Anneli is one to watch! So far we have had 50 of our high performing women at Mercedes-Benz, from across the business, graduate from the program and the feedback we have received has been incredible. In the space of months, Anneli is able to grow the confidence and/or clout of every single participant to new heights. Anneli’s passion for women and truly inclusive workplaces is real and compelling. She understands that in order to make genuine progress in regards to gender equality, everyone must be included in the conversation regularly. The way she leads such open dialogues (with men and women) on the topic is inspiring to witness and truly, changing the game.”

              -Peter G. 

              "After the masterclass, I have been more conscious of how people are interacting and have been more assertive in asking for what I want. I now work from home once a week, which I was asking for awhile but have now gotten approval. I have also just won an industry award as MD of the year in Recruitment and am now considering new job offers!"

              -Arabelle B.

              Supporting your women at work is just one click away...

              References:

              [1] Schwartz, T. (2015, June 12). The New York Times. Overcoming the Confidence Gap for Women

              [2] Gallup Inc. (n.d.). Gallup. State of the American Manager Report - Analytics and Advice for Leaders

              [3] Zenger, J., & Folkman, J. (2012, March 15). Harvard Business Review. Retrieved from Are Women Better Leaders than Men?

              [4] Wood, P. R. (n.d.). Building a Case for Gender Diversity; McKinsey & Company. (2013). The Business of Empowering Women; Woolley, A., Malone, T. W., & Chabris, C. F. (2015, January 2015). The New York Times. Why Some Teams Are Smarter Than Others

              [5] Woolley, A., Malone, T. W., & Chabris, C. F. (2015, January 2015). The New York Times. Why Some Teams Are Smarter Than Others 

              Supporting your women in leadership is just one click away...

              Supporting your women in leadership is just one click away...

              References:

              [1] Schwartz, T. (2015, June 12). The New York Times. Overcoming the Confidence Gap for Women

              [2] Gallup Inc. (n.d.). Gallup. State of the American Manager Report - Analytics and Advice for Leaders

              [3] Zenger, J., & Folkman, J. (2012, March 15). Harvard Business Review. Retrieved from Are Women Better Leaders than Men?

              [4] Wood, P. R. (n.d.). Building a Case for Gender Diversity; McKinsey & Company. (2013). The Business of Empowering Women; Woolley, A., Malone, T. W., & Chabris, C. F. (2015, January 2015). The New York Times. Why Some Teams Are Smarter Than Others

              [5] Woolley, A., Malone, T. W., & Chabris, C. F. (2015, January 2015). The New York Times. Why Some Teams Are Smarter Than Others 

              References:

              [1] Schwartz, T. (2015, June 12). The New York Times. Overcoming the Confidence Gap for Women

              [2] Gallup Inc. (n.d.). Gallup. State of the American Manager Report - Analytics and Advice for Leaders

              [3] Zenger, J., & Folkman, J. (2012, March 15). Harvard Business Review. Retrieved from Are Women Better Leaders than Men?

              [4] Wood, P. R. (n.d.). Building a Case for Gender Diversity; McKinsey & Company. (2013). The Business of Empowering Women; Woolley, A., Malone, T. W., & Chabris, C. F. (2015, January 2015). The New York Times. Why Some Teams Are Smarter Than Others

              [5] Woolley, A., Malone, T. W., & Chabris, C. F. (2015, January 2015). The New York Times. Why Some Teams Are Smarter Than Others 

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