Brittny started her company to help make everyone feel like the most flawless version of themselves. She has had a passion for makeup and beauty since she was a little girl. She hopes to help women not only look their best, but feel their best too so they can take their days by storm.
Across Corporate Canada, current frameworks have helped attract increasingly diverse talent and add to a pipeline of potential leaders, yet many groups are still struggling to unlock opportunities for their advancement to higher ranks. With initiatives stalling, organizations are left asking: what will it take to finally move the dial?
Knowing how important it is for women to feel good in their workwear, Grayes collaborated with four industry-leading Toronto women to design the Driven by Grayes capsule collection. The result: four distinct garments designed to drive them through their day. (Best of all, the collection comes full circle, with a portion of the proceeds from the collection being donated to the charity of their choice.)
Rumeet focuses her efforts on enabling opportunities in education, learning and development. Throughout her career, she has had many notable achievements such as being named one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women by WXN, being featured in Forbes.com as a ‘Generation Entrepreneur’, and she has given two TEDx talks.
Marcia is a star at CTV and has been with the team since 2005. While she has been thriving professionally, the steady and rapid decline of her parents’ health has effected her immensely. It also taught her some very important lessons about reframing your outlook and not letting fear get in the way of living your life.
Join us on June 19th for the Season Finale of the Women of Influence Evening Series as we welcome to the podium Katie Telford, Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister of Canada and top strategist, who has been hailed as the most powerful woman in Canadian politics.
In UPTIME, Carrie saw an opportunity to reinvent an energy brand that would actually be inclusive of a female audience in an industry that is notably “extreme” and male-centric. As Chief Creative Officer, she has already made incredible progress with the brand — it is now one of the fastest growing food and beverage brands, a testament to the untapped market potential of the female consumer.
Jessica Hung is CEO of Parasol Co., a global diaper brand that is committed to making the world’s softest diapers with an artful and creative approach. An accomplished leader and entrepreneur, Jessica has years of experience in finance, marketing, strategic planning, and launching new companies — however, this is her first professional foray into the world of diapers.
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