Learning The Secret Sauce of Leadership for women. Navigating the territory of leadership for women is not easy. There are unwritten rules that are not often shared naturally with women in the workplace or in political life. Dr Melrona Kirrane DCU Business School and Andrea Dermody give a taster of that secret sauce.
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Aine Murray It’s A Balancing Act
https://media.blubrry.com/womeninleadership/mc.blubrry.com/womeninleadership/Aine_Murray_Balancing_Podcast.mp3?awCollectionId=31529&awEpisodeId=10793523&aw_0_azn.pgenre=Business&aw_0_1st.ri=blubrry&aw_0_azn.pcountry=IE&aw_0_azn.planguage=en-ie&cat_exclude=IAB1-8%2CIAB1-9%2CIAB7-41%2CIAB8-5%2CIAB8-18%2CIAB11-4%2CIAB23%2CIAB24%2CIAB25%2CIAB26&aw_0_cnt.rss=https%3A%2F%2Fwomeninleadership.ie%2Fcategory%2Fpodcast%2Ffeed%2FPodcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 36:05 — 82.6MB)Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | iHeartRadio | RSSAine Murray On Balance Much to learn from France about Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Ireland’s business community has much to learn from France when it comes to diversity and inclusion according to Aine Murray President of […]
Dr Orlaigh Quinn Trail Blazing Secretary General
Dr Orlaigh Quinn the guest on this podcast is one of a rare breed. She rose through the Irish Civil Servant to become the Secretary General or head of the government Department of Enterprise Trade and Employment in Ireland. There have only ever been 13 women to reach this position. What is even more impressive is that she was a trail blazer with few women role models. This reason there were so few women in senior leadership ranks was in no small way due to the fact that the Marriage Bar was in place in Ireland until 1973. This rule meant that when a woman got married, she was barred from her job and had to resign her position in the public service.
Niamh Dunbar Get Your Own Board of Advisors
Presenteeism no longer an option in COVID times. Niamh Dunbar’s research with Irish female leaders
Fidelma Greene Real Authentic Leadership
Answer that call. The world needs more feminine leaders to find their voice and be visible be the change.