EMERGE™ Leadership Program

Oct 7, 2026 - Nov 12, 2026

37 Days
33 Steps

About

Leadership Advancement Begins Within... Many women have learned to succeed by adapting, accommodating, and exceeding expectations. But advancement requires more than competence. It requires a clear leadership identity, strategic visibility, influence skills, and the ability to navigate systems intentionally. EMERGE™ is a six-week virtual leadership formation experience designed to help women examine the beliefs, behaviours, and external dynamics that influence their leadership journey. DAYS: Wednesday, Thursday (Weekly for 6 weeks) TIME: 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM or 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM (based on your schedule) TIMEZONE: EST Sessions will be recorded and available for registered participants. Through research, reflection, practical frameworks, and facilitated application, participants will: ✔️Understand the personal and systemic factors influencing leadership advancement ✔️Strengthen their leadership identity and decision-making confidence ✔️Develop strategies for increasing visibility and influence ✔️Navigate organizational dynamics with greater awareness and effectiveness ✔️Build a personalized leadership blueprint for sustained impact Created by leadership strategist, author, and educator Karlene A. Millwood, EMERGE™ combines research-informed insights with practical leadership application to help women lead from conviction, clarity, and purpose.

You can also join this program via the mobile app. Go to the app

Your Investment

3 Plans Available, From CA$700/month

Meet Your Instructor

Karlene A. Millwood, MBA

Karlene A. Millwood is the Founder and CEO of Karlene Millwood International Inc., a leadership and strategic transformation firm advising organizations across corporate, government, and non-profit sectors.

She is the creator of the PRISM™ and EMERGE™ Leadership Frameworks, and IMPACT™ Strategic Planning Methodology, which support leadership formation, culture transformation, and enterprise-wide cohesion in complex and evolving environments.

An Adjunct Professor in International Business Management, Karlene combines academic insight with real-world application to equip leaders with practical, strategic capabilities.

Her commitment to leadership development extends to community and organizational initiatives, including her role as Co-Chair of a Women’s Leadership Network, where she supported mentorship, professional development, and programs advancing opportunities for women and girls.

Karlene’s work has been recognized through multiple leadership awards. She is a member of the Canadian Women’s Chamber of Commerce and other respected professional organizations, and serves as a designated Women’s Global Peace Ambassador through the Women’s Federation for World Peace, a UN-affiliated organization.

Karlene is also recognized for her principled approach to leadership, helping organizations strengthen decision-making, navigate complexity, and build for long-term impact.