The skills that made you excellent at your job are not the skills that get you promoted into leadership. This free 60-minute webinar with Allison Venditti will show you exactly what changes and what to do about it.
You’ve been high-performing your whole career. You do the work. You hit the targets. You stay late, take on more, and deliver. And you’re watching people with less experience move into roles you know you’re qualified for.
THIS WEBINAR IS FOR YOU IF...
✦ You’re ready for the next step, but you’re not sure what’s actually holding you back.
Free. Live. 60 minutes + Q&A with Allison.
A recording will be sent to those who cannot attend live.
The high achiever who over-delivers. The reliable team member who never says no. The person who knows everything and does everything because it’s faster that way.
Those habits will cap you.
In this free 60-minute webinar, Allison Venditti, HR expert and founder of Moms at Work, will walk you through what actually changes when you step into a leadership role and how to position yourself for what’s next.
✦ Why the rules change when you step into a bigger role, and why the very strengths that got you here can hold you back from what’s next
✦ What your boss and stakeholders are really looking for, and how to build the trust that says “she’s the strategic leader we hired”
✦ How to show up as a future VP from day one, without proving yourself by doing more, fixing everything, or saying yes to it all
✦ The three traps that keep high-achieving women from being recognized as strategic leaders, and how to avoid them before they cost you
✦ How to build momentum that leads to bigger opportunities and pay raises
✦ Live Q&A with Allison: stay until the end and get your questions answered
Allison Venditti is an HR expert, career coach, and founder of Moms at Work. She has spent decades on both sides of the hiring table — as the person doing the hiring and as the person helping women navigate what it takes to get the role, negotiate the offer, and build the career they actually want.
She founded Moms at Work in 2018 and has since built Canada’s only advocacy organization focused entirely on working mothers’ careers. She knows what companies are looking for when they hire and promote leaders. And she’s going to tell you.