Purpose and Impact

Family and Caregiving in Leadership is an interactive virtual workshop designed to help you build self-awareness and confidence in your leadership journey. Plan to navigate personal growth in your organization, while learning to coach your team and develop the next generation of leaders.

Through case studies and discussion with peers, you will explore how dimensions of personal identity intersect with your leadership career – across genders, generations, families, cultures, and more. Consider your individual leadership path, use design principles to make intentional decisions about your future, and then find practical strategies to help your organization promote inclusive leadership growth.

Participant Profile

Family and Caregiving in Leadership welcomes participants at any stage of their leadership journey across all backgrounds and lived experiences. The workshop is particularly relevant for established leaders with talent development responsibilities but will also benefit emerging leaders navigating professional growth. The sessions are ideal for HR professionals, leaders with EDI-focused responsibilities, consultants, and coaches.

Learning Outcomes

• Map the impact of gender, family, age, caregiving, and other dimensions of identity on motivation and success in leadership.
• Create a plan to align your personal identity and professional growth at work.
• Identify talent development strategies that empower new and future leaders and nurture inclusive leadership growth in your organization.

Return on Investment

Fees

$590 CAD

The program fee covers all materials. Program fees are tax-exempt.

Applications must be submitted no later than 14 days before the start of the program.

FAQs

How are online programs delivered?

Online programs are delivered through a blend of live interactive virtual sessions with Ivey faculty facilitators and self-paced learning modules. Each module guides you through videos, cases, and exercises that help you prepare for and reflect on your learning. You’ll then participate in a live online class to discuss and apply your new knowledge with peers and faculty. All components of virtual programs are required for participants.

What funding resources are available?

Organizations and participants in Canada may benefit from the Canada Job Grant or the Canada Training Credit to offset a portion of program fees. Visit our Funding Resources page to learn more.

How should I prepare before attending the program?

Our program managers will contact all registered participants prior to the program start date with instructions to join our online Learning Management System. Once logged in, you will be able to create a class profile, view other participants' profiles, and access a list of assigned pre-reading, cases, and activities. Plan to review and complete preparation work in advance of each class session.