Women in Leadership Foundation

To thrive and be successful in this difficult times, employers are advised to help working parents Reduce, recognize, and adequately distribute workload . Listen more to Morra’s conversation with Jessica in HBR The Anxious Achiever podcast learn more about the above. Podcast Link:... https://podcasts.apple.com//anxiety-depressi/id1480904163 See more

We are 2 days away from our 1st FREE Career Development webinar of the year, hosted by our WIL Okanagan Chapter. Lorraine Richmond Leadership Coaching will be leading us through an engaging talk about "Everything lives in Language: Dirty little words that sabotage the female influence". Date: Thursday, January 21st... Time: 8:00am PST / 9:00am MST / 11:00am EST There is still time to register - https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/career-development-series-every

Happy Holidays from WIL Toronto!

One of our initiatives at @Women in Leadership Toronto is to promote health and wellness in these unprecedented conditions. WIL Toronto's @Geraldine engaged @Nkechi Nwafor-Robinson, Technology Exec, CEO & Founder of Empowered in My Skin Inc., and Professional Bodybuilder, to provide us with some guidance on how we can do a few easy stretches to keep our muscles flexible, strong and healthy. #WILTO

We’ve all heard the saying: "Good is good enough", or "Leave well enough alone". Here @Bernard Letendre, Head of Wealth and Asset Management, @Manulife Canada chats with @Farhana Mahbub on Balanced Leadership! They discuss the idea that there are times in life when aiming for a higher level of perfection can be counterproductive and striving for the best you can always results in better business outputs than striving for obligations others put on you. Especially when you’re playing an infinite game, fostering a culture of trust and excellence will always trump imposing on others an ethic of duty. Thank you @ Cheryl Calic-Hoffmeyer for your partnership and collaboration.

Regardless of our political stance, we can all be proud of Kamala Harris, the first woman, the first black woman and the first woman of Indian heritage to be elected U.S. Vice President