Women in Wine: Progress and leadership in New Zealand's wine industry
Women have been central to winemaking for millennia, says Women in Wine Chair Jo Cribb.
The Women in Wine Winter Development Series is a line-up of four expert-led webinars, covering topics ranging from pay negotiations to powers of persuasion.
The series, which has been recorded, began on 16 July with 'Pressing Matters - How to have hard conversations', offering empowering advice for discussing the likes of flexible work, better pay, and uncomfortable workplace behaviours.
The next, 'Grape Ambitions - Landing the perfect job', shared insights from Kirsty McLaren of McLaren Recruitment.
The third in the series, 'Cultivating a Yes - The art of influence and persuasion', explored ways to present ideas to the right people in influential ways.
The final webinar in this series is 'Uncorked - Inspiring tales from the top of their game', and will be held on 6 August at 11am, with a panel of leading women in wine sharing their career stories and knowledge.
To watch recordings or register: nzwine.com/en/initiativesevents/women-in-wine/wiw-devseries/
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