Illinois State University's Organizational Leadership Institute will be hosting its next Leadership Breakfast Series session Friday morning via Zoom.
Illinois State University’s Organizational Leadership Institute, in partnership with the College of Business, will be hosting the second of four sessions of the Leadership Breakfast Series from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Friday via Zoom.
The topic of this session will be “Women in Leadership: Where Are They?” and will cover what factors play into why there are so few women leaders in the workforce.
It will be hosted by Rick Ringer, who is a management professor in the Department of Management and Quantitative Methods and Director of the Organizational Leadership Institute.
Entry to the event costs $25. Those interested in attending can register to join on the Organizational Leadership Institute’s website.
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