Empowering Women: Navigating Leadership Disparities
May 29, 2024
Hosted by Dr. Stephanie Duguid
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Episode Description
Join Dr. Stephanie Duguid, owner of Do Good Leadership, on her podcast “Empowering Women in Educational Leadership”, and her guest, Gloria Feldt, co-founder and president of Take the Lead, in a compelling discussion on women in leadership. Gloria delves into the critical disparities between men and women in leadership roles with a mission dedicated to propelling women into their rightful leadership positions across all sectors by 2025. Despite women being the most educated demographic and comprising a significant portion of the workforce, they remain underrepresented in leadership positions. Gloria sheds light on this issue, citing research highlighting the profitability and success of companies and governments with more women in leadership roles. Throughout the conversation, Gloria addresses the challenges of implicit bias and emphasizes the need to transform women's perceptions of power. Rather than viewing power as oppressive, Gloria advocates for harnessing one's powerful voice to thrive in leadership roles. Drawing from her expertise, Gloria introduces listeners to nine essential leadership power tools designed to advance their careers. These tools serve as practical resources for navigating the complexities of leadership in today's world. Furthermore, Gloria underscores the importance of nurturing relationships through authentic communication and maintaining a human touch in leadership endeavors. She emphasizes that fostering genuine connections is integral to effective leadership and organizational success. As the conversation unfolds, Gloria stresses the necessity of continuous growth and development in the modern world's ever-evolving landscape. Encouraging listeners to embrace change and adaptability, she instills a sense of power and resilience in pursuing leadership aspirations. Tune in to gain invaluable insights from Gloria Feldt on navigating leadership disparities, cultivating authentic relationships, and embracing personal and professional growth in the pursuit of women's power in leadership. gloriafeldt@taketheleadwomen.com @GloriaFeldt @takeleadwomen www.taketheleadwomen.com www.gloriafeldt.com
Empowering Women in Educational Leadership
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Welcome to Empowering Women in Educational Leadership, a dynamic radio show celebrating women across all venues of education. Join us as we elevate diverse perspectives and success stories of trailblazing educators, emphasizing leadership is not all about a title. Discover strategies to overcome challenges and hear amazing stories of strength. Tune in weekly to be inspired, enlightened, and empowered to make a difference. Together, let's pave the way for a transformative educational landscape by empowering women in educational leadership.
Dr. Stephanie Duguid
As the founder of Do Good Leadership, Dr. Stephanie Duguid is a motivational speaker, educational consultant, Leadership & Success coach, and author that strives to help individuals become intentional in developing goals, purposeful in reaching their full potential, and guides to solve challenges. Her primary focus is helping women in education develop leadership skills and confidence in 90 days to land their ideal leadership role. She works with individuals to develop personally, prioritize goals, and create plans through making attainable steps along the way. She is excited to be a part of your journey through motivational moments, empowering individuals, engaging opportunities, and personal transformations. Dr. Stephanie Duguid has been in education over 30 years in both K-12 and higher education. Dr. Duguid holds a bachelor’s in human performance, master’s in sports health care, master’s in curriculum and instruction, and a doctorate in educational leadership. Dr. Duguid has been married to her husband Brent Duguid for over 25 years and has three children. Dr. Duguid resides in south central Mississippi.
