Women’s Success in Corporate Leadership: A Guide to Master Influence, Advocacy, Inspiration, and Innovation in Business for a Future Proofed Career Now
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Picture yourself confidently stepping into a new corporate leadership role—this is your time to lead, excel, and demonstrate your true potential like never before! Do you ever lie awake at night, pondering how to advance to the next step in your career in today’s ever-changing and dynamic business world? Have you already been promoted and want to learn how to succeed?
If so, this book is for you! Your journey with Women’s Success in Corporate Leadership begins here.
Gain practical strategies, insights, and tools tailored specifically for women looking to elevate their leadership journey through engaging stories and solid ways to futureproof their careers.
In Women’s Success in Corporate Leadership, you will learn:
9 Processes to Define and Refine Your Leadership Approach
7 Strategies for Success as Aspiring Leaders
5 Ways to Future-Proof Your Career in the Age of AI
Steps to Elevate Your Influence, Impact, and Credibility
Practical Tips for Navigating Work and Personal Life
Boost your Networking & Mentoring Strategies
Preparing for the Leadership Challenges of Tomorrow
Ready to unbridle your leadership potential, achieve your goals, and shape your business success?
13 reviews for Women’s Success in Corporate Leadership: A Guide to Master Influence, Advocacy, Inspiration, and Innovation in Business for a Future Proofed Career Now
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Justin Wallner –
All the Basics of Success in Corporate Leadership
Well done. This book contains all the basics of Success in Corporate Leadership for anyone. It’s a brief and easy read that contains no nonsense concepts and simple actionable steps to implement what you’re learning in real time. I recommend it, especially to women.
Dr. D. M. Hardy –
Empowering Leadership Insights
This guide is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to elevate their leadership skills and make a meaningful impact. I particularly loved the chapter dedicated to future-proofing our careers in the age of AI, which offers practical strategies that feel incredibly relevant right now. The authorâs personal stories and insights provide inspiration, while the actionable tips equip you with the tools needed to inspire your team and excel in a competitive environment. Itâs a blend of motivation and practical advice that I found both engaging and helpful. Overall, I believe this is a must-read for aspiring and established leaders alike!
BookNerd007 –
Valid points, BUT . . .
The author makes power points about how women can develop more influence, the importance of advocacy, a growth mindset, resilience, networking, and much more. It’s also absolutely true that command and control power structures are suboptimal. However, what gets down played and the reason I only give this book a 4 star rating is because there still are a lot of command and control business cultures in operation today and foreseeable future. And as long as someone with positional power that you report to feels threatened by the superior leadership skills identified in this book, the more they will keep that glass ceiling in place, giving women a huge headache. This book would have benefited from an additional chapter on how to navigate this obstacle rather than assuming it away.
Kindle Customer –
Worth It
I have to admit that this is a very interesting and needful topic for right now. The world is changing around us at an alarming rate, and AI is at the forefront of it all. The subjects here are so important for women of every age and their role in business moving forward. She discussed key elements that are required as they navigate the business model of the future. As I read it, I was thinking of a friend of mine who is a manager in business and had a very disappointing year-end review. This would be a great help to her. Thank you for writing this needful prep for women of all ages.
TiffanyM777 –
A must read for women leaders (new and existing)
This book was a refreshing break from the stereotypical masculine-centered leadership books. I found the concepts to be relatable and easy to understand. As a female leader in a corporate environment, I can see how the shifts discussed in this book are starting to take shape in my company, which made this book all that more valuable and relevant.I found myself highlighting a lot of sections in this book which is a great sign of the amount of value contained within it. I appreciated the practical steps throughout several of the chapters for how to apply the concepts of the book for everything from agile leadership to emotional resilience. As a lover of all things self and professional development, I’ve read quite a few books like this. And yet, this book introduced me to a few concepts that were new.Whether you’re looking for a leadership book for yourself or for a new or experienced leader in your life, I truly believe this book will provide valuable information, concepts, tools and practices. It’s a book that I will certainly return to and read again.
UG book –
A good read worth the money
I really liked reading this book. In fact I could not put it down. It is inspiring to read, full of information and strategies. The author did a nice job with the book and I hope to reread it often. I would highly recommend this book for any women who is working
Jacque –
Solid Intro
A solid introduction to leadership, packed with practical advice and inspiring stories. Best suited for those just stepping into leadership roles. If you’re already experienced, it may feel basic, but for beginners, it’s a great starting point to grow and lead.
Black Squirrel Book Lover –
Insightful & Empowering
Women’s Success in Corporate Leadership by René Clayton is an insightful and empowering guide for any woman looking to thrive in the corporate world. René offers a clear roadmap on how to master influence, advocacy, and innovationâskills that are essential for not only achieving success but for future-proofing a career.What I appreciated most is how the book is full of practical advice and real-world examples. The strategies are not just theoretical, which makes the lessons easy to apply in your day-to-day work. Renéâs writing is engaging, and her approach feels like a supportive mentor sharing valuable tips on navigating leadership challenges.Whether you’re just starting your corporate journey or are a seasoned professional looking to enhance your leadership abilities, this book is a must-read. It inspires you to not just survive in the corporate world but to excel and lead with confidence. Highly recommend!
Jerne –
This book is packed with actionable advice for women aiming to excel in corporate leadership. It covers everything from mastering influence to becoming a future-proof leader. Easy to read with practical tips you can start using right away.
Joanne –
As a female founder in various niches, I really enjoyed this book. It’s inspirational, informative, and well-written. The chapter highlighting ways to future-proof our careers in this AI Era was incredibly insightful. Highly recommend this book for women who are challenging themselves in breaking glass ceilings.
Organically135 –
This is a book that helps women be successful in corporate leadership. Valuable chapters include the foundations of female leadership – unlocking your light, inspiration from other women leaders, networking, strength of leadership and more. A very useful book for the women in corporate world.
BookwormB –
The book has a lot of insights to offer. I missed having some case studies, hearing the writer’s own story (or other women’s) that made it more personal and inspiring.
Phil Yeshuah –
Compelling exploration of female impact on organizational success, drawing from real-world examples to illustrate its points. Through analysis and management principles, the book illuminates the contributions of women leaders in navigating complex business landscapes. With each example, readers gain a deeper understanding of the transformative power of women leadership in driving innovation and fostering inclusive cultures. I would have appreciated more personal examples.