Laura Isidean’s ‘second act’ has given her a new purpose — giving back to local and global communities.

She shares her journey with the Tiffany Circle, supporting the Canadian Red Cross.

Scotiabank’s Global Chief Marketing Officer believes in using marketing as a force for good.

Laura Curtis Ferrera shares her perspective.

Jill Nykoliation left a corporate career for advertising — now she runs one of Canada’s best (and most creative) agencies.

Juniper Park\TBWA’s founding partner and CEO shares her journey.

How Jackie Wang built a career in procurement that’s helping her challenge bias in supplier selection.

Scotiabank’s SVP & Chief Procurement Officer shares her story.

How the President & CEO of Scotiabank Jamaica is supporting women — from employees to entrepreneurs.

Audrey Tugwell Henry discusses her role and The Scotiabank Women Initiative.

This Smith graduate’s non-linear career path led to her becoming a Deloitte consultant — with a ‘human-first’ approach.

Chloe O’Brien, senior consultant in Workforce Transformation, shares her story.

Her daughter was teased for having a Deaf mom — so she created a business to build inclusive connections.

Andrea Zackary, Founder of Def Events and Beyond Inc., shares her story.

The research proves entrepreneurial stereotypes are negatively affecting women — but progress is possible.

Wendy Cukier, Founder of Ryerson University’s Diversity Institute, explains.

A Scotiabank expert on small business loans shares how women entrepreneurs can better understand their finances — and why it’s so important.

Alida Pellegrino, VP Credit Adjudication Canada at Scotiabank and Advisory Board Member of The Scotiabank Women Initiative® shares some advice.

How a telecommunications executive is making healthcare more accessible.

Juggy Sihota, vice-president of Consumer Health at TELUS, shares her story.

Nicole McLaren développe sa boîte d’abonnement axée sur les autochtones – et aide ses fournisseurs à prendre de l’expansion en même temps.

Une conversation avec la fondatrice et la PDG de l’entreprise Raven Reads.

Tips on stepping over the pay gap.

How to overcome systemic barriers to negotiate better employment compensation.

This executive is taking an intersectional approach to leadership — guided by her own personal struggles.

Rebecca Ehrlich, Vice President, Financial Crimes Risk Management at Scotiabank, shares her story.

These food entrepreneurs went from their kitchen to national grocers while focusing on nutrition and sustainability.

Jamie Lee and Isabelle Lam, founders of Remix Snacks, share their story.

Meet Dr. Wanda Costen, new Dean of the Smith School of Business.

She’s passionate about creating an environment where everyone feels welcome.

Q et R: Katell Burot, la PDG et cofondatrice de Carrément Tarte a choisi ses priorités: la santé de ses employés et de ses fournisseurs avant tout et malgré les circonstances difficiles dans laquelle elle navigue.

Découvrez comment elle a géré son entreprise durant la pandémie.

Q&A: Katell Burot, CEO of Carrément Tarte, put the health of her employees and vendors first when navigating difficult circumstances.

Here’s how she handled the pandemic.

Nicole McLaren is scaling her Indigenous-focused subscription box — and helping to grow her suppliers along with it.

A conversation with the founder and CEO of Raven Reads.

Ten women-led, not-for-profit organizations that could use your support.

From grassroots to global, they’re tackling issues affecting women and gender-diverse individuals.

Venture capitalist Brittany Davis is helping underestimated founders get funded.

Backstage Capital’s General Partner shares how (and why) she’s making venture more equitable.

Q&A: Natalie Dusome, founder and designer of Poppy & Peonies, is making life easier (and more stylish) for moms.

Here’s how she handled the pandemic.

Shazia Zeb-Sobani made it to a VP role by knowing when to rebel — and sticking to her values.

The TELUS VP of Customer Network Implementation now mentors other women to take on tech roles.

Q&A: Nicole McLaren, founder of Raven Reads, guided her Indigenous subscription box business through supply-chain challenges.

Here’s how she handled the pandemic.

The Co-CEO of femmebought is helping solopreneurs access the resources they need — and a community.

Kirsten Ramos shares her journey to becoming Co-CEO and why women entrepreneurs need support now more than ever.

Q et R : Priya Chopra, fondatrice et PDG de 1Milk2Sugars, a créé l’une des entreprises de relations publiques ayant connu la croissance la plus rapide au Canada.

Découvrez comment elle a géré son entreprise durant la pandémie.

Q&A: The co-founders of Ryan Murphy Construction have successfully led their general contracting business through a few economic downturns.

Here’s how they've handled the pandemic.

Why it’s important to approach philanthropy holistically — regardless of your income.

Lydia Potocnik, Head of Estate Planning & Philanthropic Advisory Services with BMO, shares her advice.