This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Women are a key part of our modern workforce. They lead men in the formation of small business and more women than men graduate universities. However, success in upper management and the "C" suite still eludes them. Successful executives such as Cheryl Sandberg tell women to "Lean In", but research done by Susan Murphy and Rita Heim suggest that ""Women consistently fail to support other women in the workplace and often actively set out to undermine their authority and credibility."
Kris Srewart will examine causality and shed some light on ways to overcome this behaviour which has huge implications for our national productivity.

Kris Stewart is an accompliished speaker and delivers a powerful message to women in business.

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