By WIL Toronto-U.S. Chapter
The podcast currently has 15 episodes available.
WIL Podcast Series: Centered Leadership - Lead with impact, resilience, and fulfillment to your life!
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We hope that you learn a lot about the Five Pillars of Centered Leadership and how strengthening these will help you to be a more effective & successful leaders.
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#womeninleadership #leadership #McKinsey #diversityandinclusion
WIL Podcast Series: Navigating your career in today's world, adapting to thrive and be successful at any age.
In this episode, Bonnie Marcus and Elsje Riani, discuss how to navigate your career. Bonnie's advice is suitable for those of you who work in the corporations, want to switch to new careers, or run your own entrepreneurship. The right strategies and attitude will help you to transform, thrive, and be successful at what you are doing at any age.
Bonnie Marcus was an executive in the healthcare industry, is an executive coach, speaker, and podcast host. Bonnie is the author of "Not Done Yet!" and “The Politics of Promotion”. She is passionate about helping women to find their authentic self and unique path forward, so that they can confidently step into their full potential.
Note: This conversation is based on the work of Gianpiero Petriglieri, “Turn Your Career into the Work of Art, that was published in HBR.
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We hope that you learn a lot from Bonnie, stick with your inner strength and authenticity, and continue to thrive and be successful at any age.
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#Leadership #careerchange #WorkofArt #SuccessAtAnyAge
WIL Podcast Series: Agile - The Core Framework & Navigating The Challenges to Lead a Successful Project & Transformation.
This episode discusses: Why Agile is important going to the future, Why Leaders need to change themselves first before transforming their team to be Agile, Why culture plays a key role in the transformation, and What kind of skills that leaders look when hiring for Agile team.
We hope that you learn a lot from Peter and be inspired to learn Agile, join the Agile team, and have the fun & experience in leading Agile team/projects/Agile Transformation.
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#Leadership #WomenWhoCode #WomenInTechnology #Agile #BusinessArchitecture #Transformation #Utility
WIL Podcast Series: Strategy and Sustainability Innovation in Gas, Water, Energy & the next trend .. Hydrogen
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#Leadership #Sustainability #GoGreen #Utility #Electricity #Gas #Water #Hydrogen
In this episode, Cecilia Lui and Elsje Riani discuss the importance of Cross-Cultural competency, career management using the “Show Up, Step Up, Speak Up” strategy, Brene Brown’s Dare to Lead, and strategy to hone your Leadership skills.
Cecilia is the founder and director of ILIA Connect, who consults, coaches, trains, mentors and teaches across Communication, Intercultural Competence-Inclusion, and personal development. Cecilia is also a Global Ambassador for United Nation Sustainable Development Goal, and an Instructor at McMaster Continuing Education for the Intercultural Competency Program.
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#ShowUp #StepUp #SpeakUp #Communication #Leadership #Daretolead
Women in Leadership Foundation Toronto - U.S: a podcast with Bonnie Gross - ç
In this episode, Bonnie Gross and Elsje Riani discuss linguistic bias: how to communicate effectively despite language barriers and what you can do as a leader to build a linguistic inclusive work environment.
Bonnie is the president of Speech Science, a company with offices in Toronto and New York, devoted to training leaders and aspiring leaders to become dynamic, influential-speakers and communicators. She shares her insights on a variety of accents and dialects, how to communicate clearly, confidently and be effective.
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#linguisticbias #Leadership #diversityandinclusion #communication
Women in Leadership Foundation Toronto - U.S: a podcast with Sarah Keyes on "Climate Outlook and ESG Leadership"
In this episode, Sarah Keyes and Gayathri Kalyansundar, discuss climate outlook and leadership in this area. We will also learn about Sarah's career path and advice for those looking to have career in the ESG (environment, social, and governance) space, the important of diversity in climate innovation, and the Glasgow climate conference, COP 26.
Sarah Keyes is the CEO of ESG Global Advisors, and is an experience ESG and climate change expert with over a decade of being a through leader, consultant, facilitator, and auditor.
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Women in Leadership Foundation Toronto - U.S: a podcast with June Leung on "Beyond the Password: Identity & Access Management."
In this episode, June Leung and Kristina Au, demystify the field of Cybersecurity and specifically, IAM (Identity and Access Management). Technical skill is not the end-all and be-all to get oneself into a highly technical career. In many cases, individuals do not realize opportunities are readily in front of them. Genuine interests in a subject and having an inquisitive mind would lead to many possibilities…
June has over 15-years of expertise in the Information Security field, leading Identity and Access Management and encryption programs within the Canadian financial industry including Moneris, RBC, TD and FundSERV. June currently leads Identity and Access Management at Moneris and is responsible for managing and continuously evolving the identity and access management programs and capabilities including, EIAM, CIAM, PAM and cryptography. She regularly coaches young professionals in their pursuits of cybersecurity careers, and giving talks at industry conferences and universities. She is actively involved in her community, and a co-chair for a local middle school.
🔸 Curious? Then listen in 🎧 to this podcast to learn about June's journey from her studies in Fine Arts to an exciting career in Identity & Access Management, and what can you do to kick start a career in #Cybersecurity or other exciting technology fields.
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Women in Leadership Foundation Toronto - U.S: a podcast with Wanda Brackins on "Breaking the “Concrete” Ceiling for Women of Color".
In this episode, Wanda Brackins and Farhana Mahbub, discuss what breaking the “concrete” ceiling means for Women of Color - from taking charge of your own career and strategically taking stretch assignments to recognizing the barriers to getting promoted…sometimes it is worth taking chances and being comfortable with uncomfortable situations that will push your boundaries and take your skill set to the next level. Wanda is Managing Director and Head of Global Diversity at RBC Wealth Management with over 20-years of expertise as a Diversity & Inclusion leader. She has written several articles and has been recognized for her work in the DEI space by several publications and organizations. She is active in the community and currently serves on the board of a non-profit organization that works to address homelessness in Southern California area.
🔸 Curious? Then listen in 🎧 to this podcast to learn about Wanda's strategies in driving change in enabling #Diversity #Equity and #Inclusion initiatives.
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Women in Leadership Foundation Toronto - U.S: a podcast with Katy Cook on "The Race to Zero in Contact Center Operation".
🔸In this segment, Katy Cook and Elsje Riani, continue their discussion on the “Race to Zero in the “Contact Center". In this segment, we will learn how technology has influenced the evolution of the Contact Center, strategies to response to the social media challenges, and trending from the customer adoption perspective. In addition to these, we will also learn about the skills that people can cultivate while working in the Contact Center and tips to build and promote a more inclusive Contact Center team.
Katy Cook is the Liberty Utilities Director of Transformation, Customer Operation Strategy, whose +25 years of client centric knowledge enables her to think “out of the box”, identify innovative solutions, and help organizations to transform successfully!
🔸 Curious? Then listen in 🎧 to this podcast to learn about Katy’s transformational strategies on Contact Center Operations.
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The podcast currently has 15 episodes available.