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Re-engaging Club Leaders (Part 2 of 3)

November, 2026

<p class="font_7">Part Two of this series shows how to re-engage experienced women leaders who have stepped back. Offer them fresh, systems-level challenges such as advocacy and cross-sector work, then give them real autonomy, peer networks and the freedom to shape their own initiatives, rather than more of the same work.</p>
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<p class="font_7">Read Part 1 <a href="https://www.cfuwontcouncil.org/_files/ugd/190be9_574667f67c01472cafcf346940200c1b.pdf"><u><strong>HERE</strong></u></a></p>

Part Two of this series shows how to re-engage experienced women leaders who have stepped back. Offer them fresh, systems-level challenges such as advocacy and cross-sector work, then give them real autonomy, peer networks and the freedom to shape their own initiatives, rather than more of the same work.


Read Part 1 HERE

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