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Take Charge of Your Career Trajectory Jo Miller, CEO, Women’s Leadership Coaching, Inc. Jo Miller CEO, Women’s Leadership Coaching Inc. Creator of the Women’s Leadership Coaching system , a roadmap for women who want to break into leadership positions in business. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Take Charge of Your Career TrajectoryJo Miller, CEO, Women’s Leadership Coaching, Inc.
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Jo MillerCEO, Women’s Leadership Coaching Inc.• Creator of the Women’s Leadership
Coaching system, a roadmap for women whowant to break into leadership positions in business.
• Helps women advance into positions of influence and leadership—especially in industries long considered “a man’s world,” such as technology, finance, and energy.
• An internationally sought-after speaker • Delivers more than 60 presentations per year to
audiences of up to 1,200 for women’s conferences, women’s professional associations, and Fortune 1000 corporate women’s initiatives.
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Global Tech Women
Our mission is to create a global network of inspired, connected and self-actualized technical women
We do that through:1. Women Talk Tech Webinar Series #womentalktech
2. Voices Global Conference – registration opens next week!International Women’s Day on March 8th 2013
3. Building a goal-oriented platform to help technical women reach their personal and professional goals
www.globaltechwomen.org
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THE EMERGING LEADER’S QUANDARY
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THE EMERGING LEADER’S QUANDARY
You can’t get a higher level job without leadership experience…
But you can’t get the experience without the job.
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Don’t wait for permission or an invitation to lead.
Don’t wait for someone to promote you.
Take charge of your own career trajectory!
You can’t afford to wait…
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Career Development Plan
Career Advancement Plan
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Carol Bartz, former CEO, Yahoo! Inc.
"No one cares about your career but you and your
mom."
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5 Elements of a Career Advancement Plan
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5 Know your niche
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5 Know your niche
- GENERAL MANAGER, SOFTWARE INDUSTRY
“Be famous for something!
Know what is your claim to fame.”
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What are you passionate
about?
What does your company/
industry need and value?
What are your skills
and talents?
Your ideal career niche
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EXERCISE:
• What is your ideal career niche?
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4 Build a scalable brand
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“Be authentic about your own leadership style. Don’t try to
change it.
Own it. Communicate it. Put a value on it. Put a brand on it.”
- DR. ROHINI ANAND, SVP, GLOBAL CHIEF DIVERSITY OFFICER, SODEXO
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AnalystThe change agent
Program DirectorGo-to person for strategy
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“Make your brand scalable.”
- KRISTA THOMAS, VP MARKETING, FAN
APPZ
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Your brand must evolve as you develop your career
Entry-level brandsValuable contributor. Team-player. Specialist. Go-to person. Subject matter expert.
Mid-level brands Strategist. Innovator. Change agent. People motivator. Project leader.
Senior-level brands Visionary. Leader who develops leaders. Charismatic leader. Quiet Leader.Delivers results.
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Ask yourself:
• Where do I want to be in 2 years? In 5 years?
• What brand do I need to become known for now, in order to get there?
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EXERCISE:
• What is your personal brand statement?
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3 Say “no” to stretch assignments
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“A mentor told me that volunteering for stretch
assignments will help improve my career. I took on three new
projects and now I am not getting any sleep. Help!”
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Don’t volunteer for assignments that:
• stretch you too thin. • don’t build your strengths. • don’t meaningfully expand your
network. • don’t build the reputation you want
to be known for.• don’t make your value visible.
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2 Line up sponsors
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“There is a special kind of relationship—called sponsorship—in which the mentor goes beyond giving feedback and advice and uses his or her influence with senior executives to advocate for
the mentee.
Our interviews and surveys alike suggest that high-potential women are overmentored and
undersponsored relative to their male peers—and that they are not advancing in their
organizations.”
Why men still get more promotions than women - Harvard Business Review
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“Are all your advocates in the management chain
directly above you? I recommend that everyone
have three to four advocates outside of their direct management chain.”
Michelle Johnston Holthaus, GM, Channel Platforms and Strategy Division, Intel
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“A sponsor is someone who will use their internal political and
social capital to move your career forward within an organization. Behind closed doors, they will
argue your case.”
Cindy Kent, VP/GM, Gastro/Urology Therapies, Medtronic
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Qualities of a good sponsor
1. Senior leader with influence2. Well-respected, credible3. Familiar with your strengths4. Has a track record of developing talent
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How to cultivate sponsorships1. Outperform!2. Make your value visible3. Observe the protocols: how does sponsorship work in your
organization’s culture?4. Ask which leaders have a strong track record of developing
talent5. Network across your organization and beyond your direct
management chain6. Look for exposure opportunities to work with or work for
senior leaders7. Have clarity about your career goals8. Share your career goals with your leaders.
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1 Build a community of support
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5 Elements of a Career Advancement Plan
5) Know your niche4) Build a scalable brand3) Say “no” to stretch assignments2) Line up sponsors1) Build a community of support
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PPT and Newsletter
Womensleadershipcoaching.com/gtw
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Q&A