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In the era of #AI and digital transformation, traditional leadership roles are evolving and new ways of working are emerging. Women are at the forefront of this change, redefining what it means to be a successful leader in a digital world. We had the privilege of discussing this topic with Jessica Conser, Ph.D., Global Leadership Development Product & Innovation Lead at LHH, as she shared her insights on how women are harmonizing the demands of work, family, and self, and refusing to compromise on what matters most. Key takeaways include: 1. Mentorship and sponsorship programs play a key role in supporting and advancing women leaders’ careers. 2. Companies need to create an ecosystem of support where women feel seen, valued, and empowered to step into leadership in their own authentic way. 3. The future of leadership is being shaped by the bold vision and unrelenting spirit of women forging their own paths and definitions of success. The time for women to redefine leadership is now, and the opportunity is limitless. Click the link below to read the full interview. #WomenInLeadership #DigitalTransformation #LeadershipDevelopment #LHH

Redefining Women in Leadership for the New World of Work, a Conversation with Dr. Jessica Conser, Ph.D.

Redefining Women in Leadership for the New World of Work, a Conversation with Dr. Jessica Conser, Ph.D.

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Hi Jess, Thanks for sharing your thoughts and personal situation. I think that we need to address women in leadership and leadership research in general in a much broader ‚leadership systems’ perspective. We are still too much focused on the individual leader and too little on the relational context (technology, culture, crisis, social media, …) and the interconnection with the followers. Leadership is a system of interactions and we need to better understand the dynamics of the system and the contexts.

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