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Career StrategyEp. 9March 24, 202510 min

The Power of Strategic Female Networks: Building Your Inner Circle

solo · Jacqueline V. Twillie

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The Power of Strategic Female Networks The Power of Strategic Female Networks: Building Your Inner Circle Episode Summary

In this mini-episode, Jacqueline shares insights about building a strong inner circle of female peers for professional success. Harvard Business Review found women with strong female-dominated inner circles are 2.5x more likely to land executive positions.

Key Takeaways
  • Women with strong female networks are 2.5x more likely to reach executive positions
  • Your inner circle provides insights on navigating workplace challenges unique to women
  • Male professionals' advancement isn't affected by the gender composition of their networks
  • Networking doesn't require money - meaningful connections can be built through simple actions
The AHA Method
  • Attitude: Approach networking with a mindset of mutual growth, not clout
  • Habits: Consistently pour into your circle with small, meaningful actions
  • Actions: Share resources and create spaces for others to rise with you
Leadership Lab Challenge
  1. Share the wealth: Pass on valuable articles and resources
  2. Go beyond the boardroom: Connect on personal interests and wellness
  3. Take action now: Share a resource, check in with a peer, introduce women who should know each other

"When we lift each other up, we do not just rise, we thrive."

Resources Mentioned

Harvard Business Review • "Dear Resilient Leader" book • Resilient Leaders Program at Zero Gap

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About the host

Jacqueline V. Twillie is a negotiation strategist, three-time bestselling author, and the creator of the L.A.T.T.E. negotiation framework. Forbes named Winning Season one of the 12 must-listen leadership podcasts for women.

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