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International Women’s Day - #Accelerate Action
TAPPI Women In Industry (WIN) Division and Pulp and Paper Safety Association (PPSA) Joint Webinar
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The Ideal Team Player: Cultivating High-Performance Teams in the Pulp & Paper Industry
Women In Industry (WIN) Webinar - Learn how the traits of being Humble, Hungry, and People Smart can elevate your team and your career. This session introduces a proven model for building high-performance teams in the pulp and paper industry. Great for professionals and students alike. Includes real-world examples, practical tools, and interactive Q&A.
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Smarter Every Day: How AI Is Powering the Future of Operations
Young Professionals Webinar | 2025 Summer Webinar series on AI
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Virtual Book Club Meeting: The Likeability Trap sponsored by the WIN Career Catalyst Committee
Hosted by the WIN Career Catalyst Committee
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The Science of Cues: Balancing Warmth and Competence in Male-Dominated Industries
Our brains make split-second judgments of warmth and competence that determine how we are perceived and trusted. Drawing on the research of Vanessa Van Edwards’ Cues and additional social-science insights, this session explores the subtle behavioral signals that influence credibility and connection. Participants will learn how warmth and competence cues show up in facial expressions, tone, body language, and word choice—and how these cues affect perceptions in male-dominated environments. Through relatable examples and practical reflection, leaders will discover how to calibrate their presence for different contexts, strengthen their executive presence, and communicate in ways that foster respect and collaboration.
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The Science of Cues: Balancing Warmth and Competence in Male-Dominated Industries
Our brains make split-second judgments of warmth and competence that determine how we are perceived and trusted. Drawing on the research of Vanessa Van Edwards’ Cues and additional social-science insights, this session explores the subtle behavioral signals that influence credibility and connection. Participants will learn how warmth and competence cues show up in facial expressions, tone, body language, and word choice—and how these cues affect perceptions in male-dominated environments. Through relatable examples and practical reflection, leaders will discover how to calibrate their presence for different contexts, strengthen their executive presence, and communicate in ways that foster respect and collaboration.
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