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What is Soul at Work? |
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In 2007 we featured four cafes that explore how women are leading in their own terms. The psychological, scientific, feministic, economic and developmental dynamics are all part of this exploration of leading women. The process is a series of cafes to amplify the concept of feminine leadership, for women and men, is the successful way to lead given the conditions and changing dynamics in our world and organizations.
Our Soul at Work cafes animate 3 tenets to demonstrate how strong women lead in their own terms and create more Soul at Work:
1. Introduce new role models and stories from women who have overcome obstacles and succeeded in their work by listened to their inner voice about what mattered.
2. Develop and expand a network for sharing strategies and practices.
3. Gather to support each other in implementing innovative practices.
Using the metaphor of "Soul at Work", the flow of the year goes from a perspective of what engages AND what distracts us from bringing our soul to work to identifying key practices that you can implement right away. Each café will explore a perspective, take the themes to the audience, and then identify the practices.
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Carol Grant |
In our fourth Café in 2007, featuring Carol Grant formerly of City of Providence as Mayor David Cicilline's Director of Operations, and now transitioning to her next passionate work, was a success. To download the cafe notes please go to Carol's page. Audio to follow.. More information please go to Go to Carol's Page |
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Our Cafe on June 20th With Robyn Frye of Making Connections of Providence, was amazing. We'll be posting photos, audio tape, and more soon. In the meantime please visit Robyn's page to continue the conversation of'Soul at Work.'
Go to Robyn's page... |
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In our April 25, 2007 Soul at Work Cafe, Michelle Girasole told her story of how "The Sassy Ladies" partnership came to fruition, demonstrating how to build and leverage a strategic network of women to achieve your goals.
The cafe notes, photo journal, blog, and key practices are online at: Go to Michelle's Cafe page |
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In Our January 17 Café with Ellen Frankel was a huge success as we explored leading from an individual perspective. We had 19 women attending and started the started the conversation around being seen, power, and being an authentic leader.
Go to Ellen's page
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From Birute Regine, Launch Cafe in October 2006"In a global environment and interconnected reality, it is women’s skills that are most needed and effective--their holistic view of the world, their ability to see interconnections between things, their relational intelligence, their tendencies toward collaboration and inclusion, their ability to empathize, are all keenly pertinent to our new global reality."
Go to Birute's page |
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In our first 2008 café on March 5, 2008 we featured