It’s OK To Be The Boss March 18, 2010

As a women business leader, are you worried that “being the boss” means you’ll be perceived as overbearing, domineering, or even dictatorial?

Do you hesitate to take charge, give direction, track performance, or correct behavior because you might be called the dreaded “B word”?

Unfortunately, your team will never be truly successful until you accept your responsibility to be their leader, coach, motivator, and manager. It’s OK to be the boss! In fact, it’s critical to the success of your workplace and your company.

Attend WXW’s March 18th event to hear from three local business women who have learned to embrace their role as boss and are now leading their teams to success. Then join us for our patented Exchange Sessions to talk about being the kind of boss that attracts and retains high performing employees.
Panelists include:
• Terri Barlow, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Thomson-Shore, Inc.
• Megan Torrance, President at TorranceLearning
• Dr. Kay Woodiel, Director of Diversity & Community Involvement at Eastern
Michigan University, Associate Professor, Eastern Michigan University

Official Website: http://wxwbusiness.com/