Belinda Clemmensen on From Struggle to Strength-Smart Conflict Solutions

Have you ever wondered how women can truly change the world through leadership? In this episode of the Find Your Leadership Confidence Podcast, host Vicki Noethling interviews Belinda Clemmensen, a dynamic change-maker who passionately believes in women’s power to drive global change. Clemmensen, the founder of the Women’s Leadership Intensive, shares her mission to inspire, empower, support, and equip women to lead the transformative change the world desperately needs. Throughout the episode, she delves into the necessity of both equality and equity, the impact of the gender pay gap during the pandemic, and the crucial role of sponsorship for women leaders. Clemmensen also discusses how women can step into their power by connecting with their unique strengths and purpose to make a meaningful difference in their organizations and communities. Keywords: women’s leadership, global change, gender equity, women’s empowerment, leadership development, sponsorship for women.

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A change-maker, Belinda believes women are not only capable of changing the world but are also a driving force in making it happen. When we look out at the world, we see that change is needed and we can help. This passionate belief is what drives her as a leadership development professional and what led her to build the Women's Leadership Intensive; their mission to inspire, empower, support, and equip women to lead the change the world needs. Many women feel we don't fit the traditional leadership box. We know we have more to contribute, but it’s not always easy to reach that potential. As a leader, it into their potential and connect to a place of purpose where their unique strengths can serve to make organizations and communities better.