Upcoming Sessions
Content Overview
The Aspiring Women Leaders Programme equips women leaders with practical, career-accelerating tools and sharpens the lens on how your background, lived experiences, and interpersonal relationships influence your ability to lead and grow.
Through a robust combination of theoretical frameworks, reflective exercises and expert coaching, the programme is designed to deepen your self-awareness, boost your strategic thinking, and strengthen your voice – empowering you to advocate more effectively — for yourself, your team, and your ideas.
How “who you are” influences your experience of leadership
Explore how your identity underpins your experience both as a leader and a member of the organisation.
How to accelerate your career while balancing your life
Discover how to navigate professional success while prioritising personal fulfilment and meaning.
How to bring your whole self to work
Develop a leadership style that integrates all aspects of your identity and leverage the whole to inspire and mobilise others to execute your vision more effectively.
How to negotiate effectively for yourself and others - NEW!
Learn how to navigate both competitive and collaborative negotiations, developing strategies to claim and create value in high-stakes conversations.
EXTENDING YOUR LEARNING JOURNEY
The Aspiring Women Leaders Programme blends face-to-face content with virtual follow-up sessions, offering you an opportunity to continue to receive support and apply your learnings in your personal and professional environment in the months after your on-campus session.
As part of the programme, you will be offered two live virtual sessions with the Programme Director, on thought leadership topics relevant to emerging leaders willing to drive tangible and positive change.
You will also be able to benefit from four additional group coaching sessions guided by INSEAD expert coaches to cement your learning and reflect deeply, both individually and with your peers and coaches, to sustain your leadership development further.
