A Conversation About Women’s Leadership Development

Women have long faced a unique set of challenges when it comes to advancing in the workplace. Despite the fact that there are more opportunities than ever before for women to enter the workforce, the lack of representation in senior roles remains a problem.
By understanding these challenges and taking action, we can ensure that women are properly represented in the most senior positions and are ready to be leaders.
During this complimentary hour-long event from MIT, you’ll join MIT Professor Fiona Murray and Senior Lecturer Elsbeth Johnson for a live conversation.

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Fabiola by name

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My question is: men are feeling very challenged when women are motivated to participate in key decision making areas and in Africa mostly only men leads and they don't think women can make a change in leadership and that leaves most of the African women isolated from front line runnings how do you think as an African myself can I assist my fellow women so we can stand firm in decision making areas what will be your strong advice?

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