Team D Ann AugUstyn Lois Buitano Arden Dougan
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slide1. Team D
Ann AugUstyn
Lois Buitano
Arden Dougan
Kristen Ellis
Patricia Poole-Shirriel Taking a Seat at the Table How to Convey Your Unique Talent at Meetings January 15th, 2015 Learning Circles for Women Leaders
Department of Energy<br>
slide2. Challenges to women’s effectiveness at meetings 2<br>
slide3. Situational Awareness and Pre-Planning Understand your organization’s culture
Know the real power hierarchy
Master the “pre-meeting”
What (more) am I trying to accomplish? 3<br>
slide4. Creating and Executing Your Plan Know your audience
Prepare your Elevator Speech
Do your homework 4<br>
slide5. At the Meeting Where to sit
Listen actively
Body language
Communicate 5<br>
slide6. Mistakes to Avoid Meandering
Not answering the question you are asked
Being the last to speak 6<br>
slide7. Mistakes to Avoid Doing the
“office housework” 7<br>
slide8. Effecting Change Create access opportunities and build connections
Discourage pointless perfection and stop negative self-talk
Exercise good judgment
Get out of your comfort zone 8<br>
slide9. Happy New Year! Set Goals and Effect Change Identify two or three specific, realistic areas for achievement
Build upon our strengths, work on a weakness
Write your goals down
Share with others
Create an actionable plan
Regularly assess progress
Celebrate achievements! 9<br>
slide10. Sources “Play Like a Man, Win Like a Woman”, by Gail Evans
“Women, Find Your Voice”, Harvard Business Review June 2014
“Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office” by Lois Frankel
“The Loudest Duck” by Laura Liswood
“The Confidence Code: The Science and Art of Self-Assurance --- What Women Should Know” by Katty Kay & Claire Shipman
“A Portable Mentor” by Kendall Steward, MD
“Finding, and Owning, Their Voice”, New York Times Business Section, Sunday Nov 16, 2014
“Taking Notes Isn’t ‘Women’s Work’: What To Do When You’re the Default Admin”, FORBES 10/18/2013
“Sticking women with the office housework”, Washington Post, April 16, 2014 10<br>
Ann AugUstyn
Lois Buitano
Arden Dougan
Kristen Ellis
Patricia Poole-Shirriel Taking a Seat at the Table How to Convey Your Unique Talent at Meetings January 15th, 2015 Learning Circles for Women Leaders
Department of Energy<br>
slide2. Challenges to women’s effectiveness at meetings 2<br>
slide3. Situational Awareness and Pre-Planning Understand your organization’s culture
Know the real power hierarchy
Master the “pre-meeting”
What (more) am I trying to accomplish? 3<br>
slide4. Creating and Executing Your Plan Know your audience
Prepare your Elevator Speech
Do your homework 4<br>
slide5. At the Meeting Where to sit
Listen actively
Body language
Communicate 5<br>
slide6. Mistakes to Avoid Meandering
Not answering the question you are asked
Being the last to speak 6<br>
slide7. Mistakes to Avoid Doing the
“office housework” 7<br>
slide8. Effecting Change Create access opportunities and build connections
Discourage pointless perfection and stop negative self-talk
Exercise good judgment
Get out of your comfort zone 8<br>
slide9. Happy New Year! Set Goals and Effect Change Identify two or three specific, realistic areas for achievement
Build upon our strengths, work on a weakness
Write your goals down
Share with others
Create an actionable plan
Regularly assess progress
Celebrate achievements! 9<br>
slide10. Sources “Play Like a Man, Win Like a Woman”, by Gail Evans
“Women, Find Your Voice”, Harvard Business Review June 2014
“Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office” by Lois Frankel
“The Loudest Duck” by Laura Liswood
“The Confidence Code: The Science and Art of Self-Assurance --- What Women Should Know” by Katty Kay & Claire Shipman
“A Portable Mentor” by Kendall Steward, MD
“Finding, and Owning, Their Voice”, New York Times Business Section, Sunday Nov 16, 2014
“Taking Notes Isn’t ‘Women’s Work’: What To Do When You’re the Default Admin”, FORBES 10/18/2013
“Sticking women with the office housework”, Washington Post, April 16, 2014 10<br>