Women's Leadership

Using your power and influence to make progress on what matters most

Cement Mills Hall, Cement Mills Road, Cement Mills 12:00 pm - 16:00 pm

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Pilot workshop. We will pull apart a traditional leadership style: Coercive Leadership (as per Daniel Goleman’s work). Consider the how and why, the benefits and limitations of this style of leadership. This will be an opportunity to consider real life scenarios, to workshop how you might respond to coercive tactics and how and when you might use them to make progress on what matter’s most.

31

May

2021

Women's Leadership

This event is supported and enabled by the National Rural Women’s Coalition who provide a collaborative voice for women living in rural, remote and regional Australia. Their training and support has enabled me to create this opportunity for women in my community. Their leadership courses are deeply inspiring and have been life changing for me. Learn more about them here.

GRC

The Goondiwindi Regional Council is partnering with me to deliver this workshop in my community, using our local community hall. This enables me to bring you this opportunity at no cost to you. Don’t miss it!

Coercion

What is it? Always great to start with a healthy definition:
The practice of persuading someone to do something by using force or threats.

Coercive Leadership

What is it? What are its strengths? What are its weaknesses? When should we use it? When/how does it fall short?

Scenario: Using coercive leadership

We'll break into groups and consider real life scenarios. Applying coercive practise and considering alternatives.

Scenario: How to respond to coercive style

We'll break into groups and workshop ideas inspired by real life experiences. We'll explore possible solutions together.

Come with an open heart to share and learn from each other.
Lunch provided.
Take time out to consider WHAT MATTERS MOST.

Event Running Sheet

12:00 – Arrive and share lunch
1:30 – Consider coercive leadership as a style, drawing from Daniel Goleman’s work and experiences in the group. Theory.
2:15 – Short break
2:30 – break into groups: scenarios – using coercion
3:00 – share insights
3:15 – break into groups: scenarios – responding to coercion
3:45 – share insights