See Me, Hear Me, With Me has been created to support women in building strong foundations that help them navigate the uncertainty and challenges of leadership with confidence. Run over a six-month period, it’s a transformational program that steps away from the regular crash course format. The program sees its participants working with voice and movement coaching, to help them develop speaking and movement styles that boost their confidence—all of which have been distilled into the eye-catching name.
There are regular check-ins and ongoing activities to ensure the participants continue to develop their skills, and individualised leadership coaching and group mentoring with accomplished business leaders, all remarkable women who bring a wealth of their own unique experiences, background, and leadership styles to the table. There is also a strong community component, where participants will work together to make a meaningful impact to a community organisation.
But of course, you can’t run a program like this unless you have a personal investment in it. And that’s exactly what Keogh are doing.
‘Our program is different,’ says Alexis Gaman, Program Lead. ‘It’s designed to help women build the leader they want to be, and we tailor the learning and skills to each person’s specific style of leadership.’
As the Program Lead, Ms Gaman is precisely the program’s target audience: an early career woman looking to build her skills and capabilities, taking on this new project as one of her first leading opportunities.
‘It’s not just theory and classroom learning,’ she says, ‘There’s an element of play in there. We’re creating a space for people to step outside of their comfort zones, and try different things in a supportive environment. Find what works for them, and what does—and have fun doing it.’
See Me, Hear Me, With Me is a powerful program designed for early to mid-career women who want to extend their leadership. It will enable participants to learn with, and from, inspiring leaders who have gone through what they’re going through, and be supported by a cohort of women on the same journey as them.
The Perth-based program commences late July. For more information, head to our program page to learn how to get involved.