American author Beth Revis said, "Power isn't control at all - power is strength, and giving that strength to others. A leader isn't someone who forces others to make them stronger; a leader is someone willing to give their strength to others that they may have the strength to stand on their own."
This thought perfectly encapsulates the true definition of a leader. For long, leadership was viewed as a masculine act; one that required aggression, assertion and other displays of power. But today, we have a new breed of leaders who are marrying the masculinity of corporate leadership with other feminine traits such as sensitivity and empathy.
Studies have concluded time and again that female leaders perform well owing to high EQ and empathy. Female leaders also create more inclusive organizations. Having more women on leadership teams is beneficial for organizations and the business world as a whole.
Keeping in line with WER magazine’s mandate to highlight prolific women leaders, we present to you the interviews with noteworthy Women Business Leaders from Dubai in the current edition of the magazine.
We feature an insightful conversation with Kristina Tantsyura, the Managing Partner and CEO of SKY Consulting Group, specializing in international business development and market entry in the UAE and Gulf region. A seasoned expert, lecturer, and author, she bridges cross-cultural business relations and has been recognized among Dubai’s 50 most influential women in 2023. She has co-authored four books on business and entrepreneurship, and regularly gives lectures at top universities across Moscow and Russia.
To know more about such inspiration women leaders from Dubai, read the current edition of WER magazine.
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