Tackling Imposter Syndrome Workshop
Event Information
Description
What would it be like to shake your imposter syndrome? That feeling that you’re not quite good enough... or that you’re going to get found out! Women in Research Ireland are delighted to present a workshop that will transform your thinking. You will walk away with strategies to:
- Tap into your inner confidence
- Identify your career super powers
- Master your mindset so you can manage the imposter gremlins
Most importantly, you’ll walk away with a new perspective, new friends, and a renewed sense of purpose!
We are incredibly lucky to be collaborating with Sinéad Sharkey on this event. Sinéad is the founder and Managing Director of Generation Women; an organisation focused on developing female talent to get to the top of organisations. With over 15 years’ experience in leadership development and coaching, Sinéad left a successful corporate career in global organisations where her passion was transforming culture. Since launching Generation Women she has worked with over 3,000 women to support them to achieve their career ambitions and to build more diverse and inclusive workplaces. She thrives on seeing women build confidence and succeed. Sinéad holds a BA Hons Psychology, MSc Computing and Information Systems, MSc Human Resource Management, is an NLP Master Practitioner and an ICF Accredited Coach with over 5,000 hours coaching experience. Sinéad is a motivational speaker, trainer, and facilitator.
Tickets for this workshop are available now for €3.60, with all proceeds being donated to the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre. This event is funded through the Trinity Equality Fund at Trinity College Dublin. A light lunch will be provided.
If you have any additional accessibility requirements (ISL interpretation, etc.), please notify us in advance at womeninresearchireland@gmail.com.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Organiser Women in Research Ireland
Organiser of Tackling Imposter Syndrome Workshop
Women In Research Ireland is a group for women and other under-represented groups in research and academia in Ireland.
We aim to organise events that are accessible and inclusive:
We will provide physical access information about the venue on the event registration page. If you have additional access requirements (such as Irish Sign Language interpretation), please let us know at womeninresearchireland@gmail.com in advance of the event you wish to attend and we will try to facilitate these to the best of our ability.
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