“Ready to take on the world”, a mantra of most women working professionals in the 21st century. But are they indeed ready.

The 21st century has witnessed a transformation in the traditional roles played by a woman. From merely being efficient home- makers to juggling both responsibilities at work and at home effectively today’s working women undoubtedly carry more than just a dual responsibility.

With the joint family system dissolving giving rise to smaller nuclear families, bringing up children single handed is posing a problem to most of the working mothers in India.

With the role of a woman in the society changing drastically over the last two decades and career options and possibilities widening, women of the 21st century are facing more responsibilities in their daily lives.

The demands of both environments work and home and the difficulties faced in fulfilling them is one of the reasons why women in India today are facing stagnation in their corporate careers between the age of 35-40 years.

At the same time, the traditionally male dominated corporate world is also opening up to women managers and executives with the shift in the style of management from hard to soft. This trend is bound to continue and accelerate in the next millennium opening up great possibilities for women able to manage time and responsibility in their daily lives, effectively balancing their home and work place.

Welingkar Institute of management presents, for the women managers and leaders of today, an empowerment programme, that will enable them to manage time for handling work and home effectively.

Presenting “Balancing of Priorities for Working Women at Home and Work to Enhance Organizational Productivity”, a program for the working women of today.

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Welingkar invites women with the enthusiasm to study, grow constantly and the will to reach within themselves and realize their full potential to join the WISE Study Group.

The primary goal of WISE is to understand economic developments and their impact on society, family and individual.

The pedagogy followed will be news analysis to understand implications of the weekly developments. Topic of the Month will be identified for deeper insights, followed by guest speakers from the industry, where relevant.

The Group will meet once a week on Thursdays between 10.30 am and 1.30 p.m. at Welingkar Institute Campus in Matunga.

For any further assistance please contact MDP liaison office.
Contact Details:
Tel: 24178300,
Extn: 104,105,107,108,110