Remember when Michelle Yeoh won the Golden Globes and she said “Shut Up” when the music turned on to nudge her off the stage? Remember that jolt of enthusiasm laced with fear that we all felt? Remember when Kamala Harris said “Mr. Vice-President, I am speaking”? Remember that internal deafening cheer that rose in all […]
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On this episode, I speak with Tamara Close, the Founder & Managing Partner of Close Group Consulting. I have known her for more than 10 years, and she has become a close friend of mine. Tamara is an amazing example of someone who understood the interaction of her strengths, her interests and what the market […]
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On this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Chelsea O’Meara, AVP Canadian Banking Contact Center TD Bank. An organization where she spent the bulk of her 18+ year career in leadership roles building high performing teams and leading complex organizational transformation projects. Chelsea is also a self-declared obsessive learner who wears the label […]
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On this episode, I have the honor of speaking with Saloua Benkhouya, Vice President, Impact Investing and Private Equity, at Fonds de Solidarité FTQ. Saloua is a proud mother of 3 and has accumulated 20 years of international experience as an executive in financial services. Saloua had the privilege of living and working in several […]
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On this episode I speak with Nadia B. Theodore, the head of the Permanent Mission of Canada in Geneva. She is also the Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the WTO. This interview left me in a deep state of reflection. Nadia gave us a masterclass on how to lead with authenticity, and how to carefully […]
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On today’s episode, I am speaking with Damaly Shepherd, a published photographer, writer, and coach whose mission in life is to help women take the next step and share their gifts with the world. Damaly specializes in creating fun and luxurious experiences to help bring out the best in each of her clients. And when […]
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On this episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing Sandra Gasana, who actually happens to be a childhood family friend. Sandra Gasana aka Umurutasaté is a Rwandan / Canadian performing artist, a storyteller, a teacher, a journalist and speaks seven languages. Born in Ethiopia, she traveled the world before settling in Montreal 25 years ago. […]
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On today’s episode, I am interviewing Jackie Tardif, the President of the Reitmans banner, as part of the Unmistakable Series, on Speaking with Women. Jackie Tardif joined Reitmans Canada Ltd in 1995 and she successfully progressed through a series of roles gaining extensive management and leadership experience in the retail and fashion business. A passionate, […]
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On today’s episode, I am interviewing Andrea Montreuil, Co-Founder and CEO of Innodelice. Innodelice is the first worldwide ecosystem for frozen desserts, manufacturers, brand owners, importers, and suppliers. Andrea has more than 15 years of experience in the food industry, working in different spheres of the business from strategic sourcing to sales to operations. She […]
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On today’s episode, I am interviewing Caroline Codsi, the Founder & Chief Equity Officer of Women in Governance, as the first guest of the Unmistakable Series, on Speaking with Women. A Citizen of the world, fluent in four languages and having lived on three continents, Caroline was born in Beirut and grew up in the […]
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