Programme date: February 14th and 15th, 2020 @SPJIMR
Becoming a Leader: The Journey from Diversity to Inclusion
Research suggests that people become leaders by internalizing a leadership identity which is socially constructed. Therefore, this sense of oneself as a leader is a function of socially interactive and iterative processes. It is believed that these interactions inform the person’s concepts of self as a leader and communicates to others about her fit in the role. Based on the in-depth research in developing women leadership capacities, the programme was designed to enable women to build greater awareness of self and the impact of self on others, while developing skills needed to influence change in the social world.
Learning Objectives of the programme were
- Understanding self to build a personal vision
- Enhancing emotional intelligence to build effective relationships
- Navigating self in an ambiguous, uncertain, complex world
- Influencing change through realisation of one's ‘personal power’
This programme was conducted jointly by Dr. Sumita Datta and Dr. Lata Dhir.
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