Gender agenda - Building Gender Balanced Business

Festival of Economics
Trento, 4 June

Book Launch Event
Milan, 9 June

Brand Me – A Journey Through Choices for Talented Women
June 15-17, 2010

• What is it?: ELP, in partnership with 20-first, offers women leaders a three-and-a-half day workshop called Brand Me – A Journey Through Choices for Talented Women that will help them develop their personal brand and build the confidence and skills they need to transition successfully into their next leadership role.

• 20-first supports Brand Me: 20-first, the gender consultancy and publisher of 20-first.com, supports the development and marketing of ELP’s women’s leadership programme, Brand Me. Avivah Wittenberg-Cox, CEO of 20-first, says that: “This is one of the rare programmes that we have identified that fits with a strategic approach to valuing the benefits that gender differences can bring to business.”

• Programme Content: Brand Me can be run as an in-house or multi-client programme and works on multiple levels including the rational (head), the emotions (heart), and action (hands).

• When?: The next programme dates are: June 15-18, 2010 and October 19-22, 2010 at Warren House in Kingston-upon-Thames in London.

• Target audience: Talented women in the 30-45 age group, who are about to enter a senior leadership role. Maximum Participants: Twenty.

• Register: Register through the Brand Me website or telephone +32 16 241910.

Oslo, 12-13 October
First of its kind conference on the latest findings and results of the government-led quota for a 40% representation of women in the boardroom of Norway’s listed companies. More details to follow.

London, October 19-22, 2010
Brand Me – A Journey Through Choices for Talented Women

• What is it?: ELP, in partnership with 20-first, offers women leaders a three-and-a-half day workshop called Brand Me – A Journey Through Choices for Talented Women that will help them develop their personal brand and build the confidence and skills they need to transition successfully into their next leadership role.

• 20-first supports Brand Me: 20-first, the gender consultancy and publisher of 20-first.com, supports the development and marketing of ELP’s women’s leadership programme, Brand Me. Avivah Wittenberg-Cox, CEO of 20-first, says that: “This is one of the rare programmes that we have identified that fits with a strategic approach to valuing the benefits that gender differences can bring to business.”

• Programme Content: Brand Me can be run as an in-house or multi-client programme and works on multiple levels including the rational (head), the emotions (heart), and action (hands).

• When?: The next programme dates are: October 19-22, 2010 at Warren House in Kingston-upon-Thames in London.

• Target audience: Talented women in the 30-45 age group, who are about to enter a senior leadership role. Maximum Participants: Twenty.

• Register: Register through the Brand Me website or telephone +32 16 241910.