Women’s Leadership Seminar
Reclaiming Voice, Presence & Leadership
Women are leading at every level.
At the same time, many navigate unspoken expectations about how they should sound, show up, and take up space.
This seminar was created to meet that reality with clarity and respect.
During Women’s History Month, Beyond Words offers a live, in-person leadership experience for women who want to lead with presence, authority, and intention — without overexplaining, overfunctioning, or reshaping themselves to fit the room. Women’s History Month is not only about celebration. It is also a moment to reflect on how leadership is evolving.
This is not a confidence workshop. It is not about fixing women or asking them to become something else. It is about honoring lived experience and offering practical awakenings — clear, usable leadership tools that support women in leading as they already are.
This seminar honors women’s leadership by supporting women in leading without armor, performance, or erasure — while recognizing that how leaders show up shapes what follows.
At the heart of the experience is a simple leadership truth:
Whatever is lit grows (Where leaders place attention shapes culture, communication, and outcomes).
Event Details:
Saturday, March 28th
1:00 - 3:00 P.M.
Los Altos, California
Women’s History Month Special: $150 per Person
Cost:
Space:
Space is limited to 18 women.
To support an intimate setting, the exact venue details will be shared upon registration.
To Register, Contact:
Hadas Tepman
About The Facilitator
Hadas Tepman
CEO & Founder of Beyond Words
Hadas Tepman is the founder of Beyond Words, a leadership and culture consultancy based in Los Altos, California.
Her work is grounded in improvisation and experiential leadership practice. She works with founders, executives, and leadership teams navigating visibility, responsibility, and change — supporting how leaders show up in real conversations and decisions.
Hadas is the creator of the Flashlighter Method, an experiential leadership framework that makes leadership behavior visible in real time. Her work focuses on observable leadership moments — how leaders engage, communicate, and guide attention when it matters most.
Her approach is practical, grounded, and rooted in lived experience rather than theory.