141 - What Happens When Women Lead
with Andrea Coli
The Writing at the Red House Podcast
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Show Notes
Communicator Academy podcast is partnering with two sponsors today who help encourage and equip women in leadership!
MOPS is committed to provide opportunities for women to learn, lead and do things that push women out of their comfort zones in all the best ways. No matter what level of your speaking journey, join MOPS in their inaugural year with their Speaker Network. Apply here and lend your voice today!
Lead Bold conference in Livermore, CA Sept 6-7 is for all women in leadership no matter what your ministry. Leadership in ministry is better when we do it together! Thanks Lead Bold Conference for partnering with Communicator Academy. We love to see women lead bold!
Kathi is joined by the amazing emcee, pastor, writer, Andrea Coli. Andrea and Kathi discuss women in leadership. Andrea shares how an intentional invitation to have a “seat at the table” is an important role men can play to open more doors to women in leadership. Kathi shares the key to mentoring other women in leadership is to learn how to do it, do it, then teach someone how to do it.
The Lead Bold Conference will be a two-day conference specifically designed for women in leadership. Keynote speakers, workshops, and intentional networking time will provide a productive time for advancing your leadership.
Keynote speakers include Tara Beth Leach and Nancy Ortberg! With this lineup you will go away refreshed, encouraged, and smarter. Andrea’s desire with this conference is to make space for women to connect with women in similar roles.
As Kathi says, a win for one of us is a win for all of us. Find more information for the Lead Bold Conference here.
In today’s episode, you will know:- Why we need to be inviting the younger generation to the table
- What can men and women do to use your voice in leadership
- How the trifecta can help foster relationships