Episode 7: Transformation in the Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) sector

The IPV Sector is Changing. But Are We Ready to Transform It?

In our latest podcast, we explore real-world strategy shifts redefining how we support survivors of intimate partner violence.

From survivor-led models to ecosystem-wide collaboration, we're talking transformation, not just reform.

💡 "We're not just fixing broken systems — we're reimagining new ones."

The conversation around intimate partner violence needs a shift — from temporary fixes to long-term transformation. In our latest podcast episode, we unpack the bold strategies changing how we support survivors.

From survivor-led innovation to cross-sector collaboration, we go beyond the buzzwords and into real change.

💬 What does transformation in the IPV space mean to YOU?

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🎙️ New Podcast Episode: How AI Is Transforming the Not-for-Profit Sector : Our guest, Susan Sumogyi, CEO, Family Services Ontario talks about how Artificial Intelligence is transforming the not-for-profit (NFP) sector.

AI is no longer a futuristic concept — it's actively reshaping the not-for-profit space in real time. From personalized donor engagement to smarter campaign planning, artificial intelligence is helping mission-driven organizations work faster, smarter, and with more heart.

In our latest episode, we explore:

🔹 How AI can help you tell the right story to the right person 🔹 What "creative at scale" means for stretched marketing teams 🔹 Why measuring what actually matters (like donor lifetime value) beats vanity metrics 🔹 How small and mid-sized NFPs can punch above their weight with the right tools 🔹 Real-world examples of AI saving time, money — and deepening impact

Welcome to Strategy System's Podcast series on Transformation & Strategy.

The latest episode of Transformation and Strategy is here! This time, I had the pleasure of speaking with Chris Beesley, CEO of Community Living Ontario, a leader in Developmental Sector.

We dive into his leadership philosophy, the evolving landscape of social care, and the innovative approaches Indus is taking to serve diverse communities.

Join us for an inspiring conversation that challenges the status quo and redefines leadership in social care.

The latest episode of Transformation and Strategy is here! This time, I had the pleasure of speaking with Gurpreet Mahotra, CEO of Indus Community Services, a leader in culturally responsive healthcare and social services in the Greater Toronto Area.

With nearly 35 years of experience in human services, Gurpreet shares deep insights into strategic leadership, community impact, and the future of integrated care. We dive into his leadership philosophy, the evolving landscape of social care, and the innovative approaches Indus is taking to serve diverse communities.

Join us for an inspiring conversation that challenges the status quo and redefines leadership in social care.

Episode 3: Transforming Palliative Care – A Conversation with Dipti Purbhoo

In this episode, we explore a critical shift in palliative care—moving from last-minute intervention to proactive, compassionate support much earlier in a patient's journey.

Our host, Priya Rana sits down with Dipti Purbhoo, Executive Director of the Dorothy Ley Hospice, to discuss how integrating palliative care sooner can improve patient experiences, reduce system fragmentation, and ease the burden on families. From breaking down misconceptions to highlighting real-world solutions, this conversation is a must-listen for healthcare leaders, caregivers, and anyone passionate about improving end-of-life care.

Eduardo Castro, a recognized leader in the mental health and addictions field, shared his experiences and insights on sustainable healthcare transformation, emphasizing the importance of health equity, grassroots engagement, and workplace mental health. He also discussed the importance of creating positive spaces within organizations, aligning initiatives with system pressures, and demonstrating the impact of their work.

The conversation concluded with Eduardo expressing his optimism about the progress made in addressing challenges in the addictions and mental health system, while also acknowledging the need for continued work and equitable funding.

During this inaugural podcast, David Fry, VP Integrated Client and Community Care at VHA Home Healthcare talks about the ongoing transformation journey in home health care.

David Fry has over 20 years of experience in the home care sector in Ontario. He has led many organizations on their transformation journey. These include Ontario Association of Community Care Access Centres, CCACs, Mississauga Halton LHIN and other service provider organizations.

Some of topics discussed include:

2:30 Transformation, Modernization and course correction 10:30 Aligning organization with system direction 18:19 Is "client centred" a buzz word? 21:58 Defining work parameters and Data 26:03 Change Saturation and Team Resilience 32:22 Fostering Team Focus 36:41 Digital Transformation in Healthcare 40:07 Future of Home and Community Care