Executive Leadership Institute for Women (ELIW)
The Executive Leadership Institute for Women is a year-long program designed to provide senior women leaders with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practical skills necessary to achieve leadership excellence.
Now running in 8 cities across the country, the program is going into its eleventh year and utilizes a combination of four (4) half-day classroom sessions with monthly virtual discussions in small cohort groups to reinforce leadership skills, knowledge and to discuss the practical application of leadership principles to each participant’s specific work situation.
Read The BrochureUpcoming Launches
Washington DC – June 10, 2021 (OPEN!)
Philly – Spring 2022 TBD
Boston – In-progress
New York City – Spring 2022 TBD
Los Angeles – Spring 2022 TBD
Richmond – Spring 2022 TBD
Graduate Testimonials
We have graduated OVER 1,700 SENIOR WOMEN LEADERS from Fortune 5oo companies and well-renowned organizations including: American Airlines, Aramark, AstraZeneca, AT&T, Bank of America, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Capital One, Comcast, Fannie Mae, Goldman Sachs, Independence Blue Cross, Marriott, Toyota Motor North America, T. Rowe Price and many more.
ELIW was a wonderful professional development opportunity. It provided a nice balance of content learning with practical reinforcement within our cohort groups. The experience instilled a confidence in me that was underutilized. It reinforced that most women have similar challenges in the workplace regardless of level and experience. The knowledge I gained on influencing styles has already benefited me with my strategic relationships. But above all, I learned one of the keys to long-term success is the power of resiliency. We had the opportunity to create our resiliency plan, which is now a part of my life. I was honored to be a part of the program.
Dina Toal
Senior Manager and Human Resources Business Partner
The seasoned Leader’s Edge facilitators create a learning environment that encourages participants to openly share their personal and professional experiences which was an effective method for me to evaluate and refine my own communication and leadership styles. I also found the opportunity to network with a group of highly talented senior executive women from diverse industries extremely motivational. I would encourage any woman who wants to advance their career, as well as strengthen their effectiveness in the work environment, to participate in this forum.
Lori Sabet
Chief Human Resources Officer, Managing Director/Partner
