Seat at the Table event develops female executives
Two-day event will see participants explore stakeholder expectations, building effective networks and formal and informal power structures.
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Fidelio, the executive search company, is to host its latest Seat at the Table event to develop senior female executives and directors.
The event in September will see sessions on understanding shareholder and stakeholder expectations, getting to grips with formal and informal power structures, the ability to influence, and building effective networks.
Guest speakers include Professor Bon Garratt of Cass Business School; Ann Franke, chief executive of the Chartered Management Institute; Dr Harry Brunjes, chairman of the English National Opera; Chris Heimann, head of improvisation at the Royal Academy of the Dramatic Arts; and Susan Ster
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