This course will equip women with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to navigate and overcome the challenges that hinder their advancement into significant leadership roles
Four months of blended learning, delivered live virtually to fit around your work commitments.
Each course will be led by a faculty member, with support from globally recognized guest speakers.
Work through a live business challenge from within your organization.
Deepen self-awareness with personality, technical, and 360-degree assessments.
RIKA Fellows benefit from a lifetime peer network and faculty mentors.
Despite the overwhelming evidence supporting the value of women in leadership, their presence in senior roles across organizations remains insufficient
Many women face significant challenges in balancing professional aspirations with societal and familial expectations, leading to hesitation in pursuing leadership opportunities.
Moreover, the scarcity of female role models and mentors in leadership positions perpetuates a cycle of underrepresentation, leaving aspiring women leaders without the guidance and inspiration they need to advance. Compounding this issue is a pervasive confidence gap, where women often feel the need to meet every criterion before stepping forward, resulting in missed opportunities for both the individual and the organization.
This course is designed to confront these barriers head-on by equipping women with the strategies, confidence, and support they need to overcome these obstacles, lift their hands to lead, and unlock their full leadership potential. By doing so, we aim to create a pipeline of capable, empowered women leaders who can drive meaningful change and bring the benefits of diverse leadership to their organizations.
Hear firsthand from RIKA Fellows as they share their transformative leadership journeys, the impact of our program, and how RIKA has shaped their careers
This course is ideal for:
Aspiring female leaders: Women aiming to advance into leadership, seeking skills, confidence, and insight to overcome barriers.
Current women Leaders: Women leaders seeking to strengthen governance, strategic decision-making, and communication skills for greater impact.
Board members: Women on or aspiring to boards, seeking to enhance governance and leadership skills in a BANI world.
HR professionals and organizational development specialists: Human capital and organizational development professionals seeking to understand challenges and opportunities for women in leadership.
Business owners: Women entrepreneurs seeking to enhance leadership, improve governance, and prepare for board roles in other organizations.
Mentors and coaches: Women seeking new tools and strategies to help clients overcome leadership challenges.