Women in Command: Excelling as Female Leaders by Calibre Press
Women in Command: Excelling as Female Leaders
Course Overview
This program addresses the distinctive challenges that female leaders encounter within law enforcement, a traditionally male-dominated profession. Recognizing that today's evolving landscape has introduced unprecedented obstacles, the course equips current and aspiring women leaders with practical strategies and insights to excel in their roles.
Program Format and Duration
This in-person training spans two full days, running from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on November 3-4, 2026. The curriculum is designed to develop leadership competencies through interactive discussions led by experienced female executives in law enforcement.
Course Content
Participants will explore fundamental and advanced leadership topics including:
- Principles of Effective Leadership
- Leading in Today's Unique Climate
- Creating and Maintaining Effective Organizational Culture
- Leadership Qualities Unique to Women
- Learning from Successful Female Leaders
- Leading in a Male Dominated Profession
- Supervising other Females
- Building your Credibility
- Mentoring and Leading by Example
- Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling
- Self Examination
The training focuses on helping women leaders foster relationships, strengthen organizational structure, and serve their communities effectively. Instructors will provide evidence-based examples of traits and practices employed by successful leaders and agencies, enabling participants to implement skills that inspire and motivate their teams while maintaining a professional and positive work environment.
Location and Contact Information
The training takes place at College of DuPage Homeland Security Education Building (HEC 2029AB), located at 425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn, Illinois 60137.
Cost
The registration fee is $359.00 USD per attendee.
Ideal Participants
This course serves both current female leaders seeking to enhance their effectiveness and individuals aspiring to leadership positions in law enforcement. It represents a concentrated introduction to modern leadership competencies essential for professional development.