Maori Women’s Leadership Summit 2015

Key Strategies for Maori Women Across All Sectors to Accomplish Personal and Community Goals and Maximise Opportunities for Career Advancement.

Liquid Learning is delighted to present the Maori Women’s Leadership Summit 2015, an inspirational networking and professional development opportunity for current and emerging female leaders across New Zealand.

Over the years, Maori women’s representation in leadership has increased within organisations and communities across New Zealand; however there is still a long way to go. In order to continue to move forward and increase access to leadership opportunities, it is crucial that Maori women refine their skills and establish networks to support them in their journey to leadership success.

The Maori Women’s Leadership Summit will offer an exceptional speaker line up, sharing their experiences and insights in order to address the challenges and obstacles faced by women wishing to progress their leadership careers. It will showcase strategies on how these challenges can be overcome, and the methods that women can implement in order to ensure that their career goals are aligned with cultural and community obligations.

The Summit will address the complex and diverse roles that women take on, providing strategies on how they can increase their scope as influential leaders. It also explores a variety of strategies and tools that can be utilised in order to increase self-confidence and assertiveness. The objective of the Summit is to provide inspiration and a practical learning opportunity for aspiring leaders to develop their skills to achieve success.

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