Communicating at Work as an Expert and gaining Authority
PWI STEAM Programme
The PWI STEAM Programme offers support to STEAM women in their career progression within the sectors of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics.
We warmly invite you to our upcoming
workshop on how to communicate at work as an expert and gain authority on March 24, 2019 at the premises of EY in Brussels. This workshop is part of the soft skills training series of the PWI STEAM program.
Communicating at Work as an Expert and gaining Authority
You have taken on a new position, or you have been promoted or put in charge of projects, and you are now being asked to make big decisions.
You have sufficient knowledge and experience but if you sound like you lack confidence, or you are unsure of yourself it will be very difficult to gain the respect and trust of your colleagues and stakeholders. Which will then hold you back from excelling further in your career.
In the “Communicating at Work as an Expert and gaining Authority” you will learn how to position yourself as an expert and gain authority via daily communication in the office.
You will find out about three most common obstacles that prevent a lot of women from communicating their ideas and opinions in powerful and convincing way.
You will go away with a lot of practical tips and tools (in order to readily apply them by the end of the workshop!) which will help you to convey expert status, communicate confidently and own the room during your presentations and meetings.
About our guest speaker and workshop leader - Kat Matina from Relaunch Coaching:
Kat Matina is an ICF certified career and leadership coach and trainer. She helps women to excel in their career and realise natural leadership potential while keeping the balance and stressing less. Kat is the Founder of Relaunch Coaching, working with and helping professional women to break the glass ceiling.
EY
This workshop is sponsored by EY. In the context of their Gender Inclusion programme, EY focuses on three main pillars:
· increasing opportunities for women in business leadership;
· increasing opportunities for women entrepreneurs;
· removing barriers for women in digital technologies – as a sector and as enablers to business.
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If you have any questions on the event please contact:
Claire (steam@pwi.be) | Events Team (events@pwi.be)
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