Glidewell Presents 2023 Guiding Leaders Program for Women Dentists
Dec 6, 2022
Glidewell Presents 2023 Guiding Leaders Program for Women Dentists
The six-month training initiative elevates women dentists who are looking to become leaders in the industry.
Glidewell is proud to announce that, due to high demand, applications have opened early for the 2023 Guiding Leaders program, a leadership development opportunity designed to help women dentists excel in nonclinical areas.
Guiding Leaders is a monthly, in-person training initiative in Newport Beach, California, that focuses on empowering women and giving them the tools they need to expand their roles in the industry. Applicants who are selected will participate in a curriculum from May to October that emphasizes leadership development, practice management, public speaking, negotiating, financial planning, case photography and brand enhancement.
The success of the 2019 and 2022 Guiding Leaders programs presented by Glidewell sets high expectations for the upcoming 2023 program. "Guiding Leaders was a life-changing experience," said 2022 Guiding Leader, Dr. Noha Nour. "It allowed me to push myself out of my comfort zone and grow into a more seasoned dentist and business owner." That growth originates from the support and personal instruction provided by individual mentors for the program who are dedicated to improving each dentist's practice.
"I am so privileged to have been a part of this group because it catapulted my career forward and re-energized my spirit," said 2022 Guiding Leader, Dr. Christina Do. "I also have gained a new family of women leaders who continue to inspire me daily." Guiding Leaders participants can expand their careers as well as their relationships with a diverse group of women who encourage each other to reach new horizons.
"The dynamic environment of Guiding Leaders is dedicated to advancing the participants' knowledge of business, communication and team building," said Stephenie Goddard, chief executive officer at Glidewell. "We are honored to elevate these women and their potential through the immersive courses."
The courses also offer participants who complete all sessions up to 70 continuing education credits. "Each session is taught by a subject matter expert," said Bobbie Norton, Guiding Leaders director and director of strategic partner relations at Glidewell. "These experts teach the participants information they didn't learn in dental school."
The third annual Guiding Leaders program launches this upcoming May. All women dentists who live in the United States or Canada with five or more years of clinical experience are invited to apply. Applications must be submitted by March 17, 2023, at guidingleaders.com/apply.
Media Contact
Eldon Thompson, Sr. Director of Marketing
[email protected]
Contact Information:
Eldon Thompson
Sr. Director of Marketing
[email protected]
Press Release Service by Newswire.com
Original Source: Glidewell Presents 2023 Guiding Leaders Program for Women Dentists
More News
My coastal suburb is a destination for birds but the human population is shrinking
In my suburb, rare orange-bellied parrots get more attention than real estate developers – and the locals love it that way.
‘Love rat’ pilot loved women, money so much he killed his wife, court hears
A former Royal Australian Air Force pilot accused of murder lived a double life and killed his wife so he would not lose millions of dollars in a divorce, a court has heard.
Good Food Guide Awards LIVE updates: Sixpenny takes out Restaurant of the Year; Hussein Sarhan, Alex Tong win joint-Chef of the Year award; Three Blue Ducks wins first ever award as crowd gives standing ovation to Sydney icon Peter Gilmore
Live coverage of the SMH Good Food Guide Awards ceremony at Carriageworks.
Man found dead in floodwater as heavy rain blankets Brisbane
The man was found dead after going missing in floodwater north of Brisbane, as warnings were issued for the Lockyer Valley and Darling Downs.
Man arrested at Sydney bus depot allegedly ‘engaging in a sexual act’
The 46-year-old has been refused bail charged with child grooming and abuse material offences.
Family’s plea after Melbourne grandmother vanishes
The family of missing Melbourne grandmother Janet Knight has issued a plea for help after the 73-year-old vanished from her home.
Man shot by police in Sydney charged in hospital
A 21-year-old man shot by police following reports of domestic violence in Sydney’s south-west has been charged from his hospital bed.
Post-Bondi gun buyback begins
The NSW gun buyback scheme has kicked off following legislation introduced in the wake of the Bondi tragedy.
Spending cuts surely start with axeing AUKUS
As Treasurer Jim Chalmers throws down the gauntlet, readers are ready to name their preferred items for the budget chopping block.
Food insecurity soars as consecutive rate rises bite
Alarming statistics show food insecurity is soaring across Australia as struggling families face rising prices and a looming interest rate hike.
First international flight departs new Western Sydney airport
The first international flight has officially departed Western Sydney International airport, with passengers touching down in Auckland on an Air New Zealand plane.
Bullet left on Victorian politician’s car in chilling threat
Victorian Emergency Services and Police Minister Paul Edbrooke found a bullet on his car etched with the word “rat” and his old firefighting number.
YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.
Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?
Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.