Cramping the Status Quo: Evolving Bodies, Parenthood, and Leadership
As women’s bodies and lives evolve, so must the systems that support their career growth.
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Scaling Innovation: How Tangerine’s COO, Lora Paglia, Is Turning AI Into a Tool for Empowerment
From being there for clients in the moments that matter to leading AI transformation at…
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New Series from Women of Influence+ and TD Women in Enterprise Explores What it Takes to Thrive as a Woman Entrepreneur in Canada
The series follows the business journey of 12 outstanding women entrepreneurs, uncovering what it takes…
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Cramping the Status Quo: Evolving Bodies, Parenthood and Leadership
Women experience a series of key life transitions while building their careers — from menstruation…
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Five Questions With: Sheena Howard, BScN, MA, RN, Founder, Acceptance Clinic
Sheena Howard didn’t just start a clinic—she sparked a movement. What began in…
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The Authority of Age: Why Women Over 50 Are Leadership’s Hidden Advantage
How experience, perspective, and purpose are redefining what leadership looks like after 50.
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Five Questions With: Lynnette Purda, Interim Dean, Professor & RBC Fellow of Finance, Smith School of Business at Queen’s University
Balancing tradition and transformation to prepare tomorrow’s leaders.
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Women, Aging & Authority: The Untapped Asset in Leadership
By 2030, women over 50 will represent more than a quarter of the workforce —…
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How Majella Walsh, VP at Scotiabank, Champions Learning and Leadership in Global Compliance
By Sarah Walker You wouldn’t think that postgraduate study in Alternative Dispute…
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Meet Nancy Wingham, RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Awards Micro-Business Finalist
Nancy Wingham is the Co-Founder of Nuez Acres, a women-led and Indigenous-owned…
