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As a participant in the program, it was very beneficial to have a company advocate provide perspective, insights and feedback. In subsequent years, I served as an advocate for other women in the company, helping to elevate their visibility as leaders and their access to career opportunities.

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Leading Women Executives’ focus on authentic leadership reminds women to ‘stay who you are,’ which is so critical. It reinforces that by bringing your authentic self [to work] you also bring your passion and energy, rather than trying to play the role of being somebody else.

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Professor of Psychology and Education and Director of Executive Education Programs in Change and Consultation, Columbia University

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