Amanda Munday is doing it all- she’s a mother, author, and CEO who has also been advocating for small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more about Amanda’s values and personal story as she opens up about her experiences as a queer business owner and mother who experienced postpartum depression.
Read MoreShamim Ahmadi has had to make tough choices in pursuit of her education goals. As a refugee, once homeless newcomer to Canada, and now full-time student and nurse, Shamim shares her thoughts on resilience, the value of kindness, and how she's caring for others through her non-profit and nursing career.
Read MoreNina K Moore wants to help others live well with anxiety. Drawing on her lived experiences with anxiety and professional work in the education sector, Nina shares her insights for anxiety management, anxiety during the pandemic, and starting meaningful conversations about mental health.
Read MoreLiz Enriquez believes that everyone has the potential to grow their wealth, and wants to help people reduce some of the stress they have about money. Read more about her personal story, approach to business, and advice for talking money and dealing with money shame.
Read MoreAs a hijabi fitness professional, Nabat Sherif advocates for making fitness accessible and comfortable for Muslim women and women of colour. Read her interview to learn more about her approach to fitness coaching, emotional eating, and starting her own business.
Read MoreIn this YWiB Interview, we get to know Annamie Paul, the newly appointed Leader of the Green Party of Canada. Annamie talks about how to get involved in politics, dealing with online hate, sustainability in Canada, and what excites her about the future.
Read MoreAre you gaining the skills needed for the future? Prieeyya Kaur Kesh founded Our Wave based on the premise that our educational system at scale is not preparing people for the future of work. In this interview, Prieeyya unpacks the ‘future of work’, tips for skills development, podcasting, and what it means to be a ‘student of life’.
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We believe every woman and young professional stepping into the workforce or growing in their career should be well equipped with the proper set of tools and knowledge to reach their fullest personal and professional potential.
We provide young women and professionals with events, programs and an engaged network of ambitious women, to help them become successful in their careers, take on new challenges and develop skills.
