Activities

Publications

April 2024. As a guest on the BIPOC Manager Podcast #36 hosted by Khalil Guliwala, I offer practical advice and strategies for BIPOC professionals to navigate career transitions effectively, ensuring their continued success and growth in the workplace.

January 2024. As a guest on the BIPOC Manager Podcast #19 hosted by Khalil Guliwala, I encourage senior leaders to take responsibility for their success by asking for winning conditions.

21 February 2024 Artiste, Bénévole, Consultante, l’ABC de Camille Isaacs Morell Article published on the website of Montreal Seniors Resilience Network – Réseau de résilience des aîné.es de Montréal. In French.

18 January 2023 Official launch of Pastels & Prose – a bilingual book of 65 pastel paintings and the stories that inspired me to create them.

June 2022 article in Le Journal Metro Dorval-Lachine regarding my involvement in dementia prevention. (In French only.)

April 2021: Featured as Renowned Author by Your Workplace magazine. Articles on wellness, employee engagement, productivity, leadership, workplace culture and management.

A case study on how the Alzheimer Society of Montreal maintained employee engagement during the first nine months of the pandemic was published in Your Workplace magazine Jan-Feb 2021 Edition Volume 23 Issue 1.

Appointments

Named Accomplished Black Canadian woman 2024. The Mission/Vision … is to highlight, document and make visible the accomplishments of Black Canadian women in terms of government, not-for-profit, financial, legal, real estate, health, education/academic, entertainment, fine arts, unsung heroes, trailblazers, firsts, and posthumous heroes.

March 2023, member, Citizen’s Council, Réseau Résilience Aîné.es Montréal / Montreal Seniors’ Resilience Network

February 2023, member, Program Steering Committee for the Caring Company Certification, Imagine Canada

June 2021, mentor in the Women in Governance Mentorship Program.

March 2021, appointed Vice-president, Hope for Dementia. Hope for Dementia is a federal non-profit charitable organization dedicated to supporting the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of dementia and other cognitive disorders. Raising funds for research is a key component of the organization’s mission.

Continuous learning

May 2021, Certificate in Corporate Governance – Institut sur la gouvernance d’organisations privées et publiques in partnership with Women in Governance.

Speaking engagements

17 September 2022, guest on Life Unrehearsed CJAD 800 Montreal, to discuss lifestyle changes that could potentially prevent dementia or delay its onset.

18 July 2022, guest on Global News Morning to discuss the submission of a petition to the Québec National Assembly to make dementia prevention a health priority in the province.

10 June 2022, participant in the Leadership Panel of the Internationally Educated Professionals (IEP) Conference 2022.

25 October 2021, guest on radio talkshow ‘Daybreak’ CBC Montreal to discuss the submission of a petition to the Federal Government to make dementia prevention a national health priority.

19 September 2021, guest on television news program LCN maintenant to discuss dementia prevention and a petition to make dementia prevention a national health priority.

11 September 2021, Guest on radio talkshow ‘Life Unrehearsed’ CJAD800 Montreal to discuss dementia prevention strategies.

Influencing

In May 2022, Hope for Dementia launched a petition to the Government of Québec to declare dementia prevention a health care priority and to adopt strategies to:
• Reduce avoidable diagnoses by promoting educational programs and early detection;
• Decelerate the risks and symptoms through the deployment of a standardized cognitive test targeting at-risk groups;
• Reverse the symptoms of mild cognitive dementia by providing access to clinical trials financed by a dedicated public/private sector fund.
In addition, the petition recommends the training of medical personnel on how to screen the symptoms and better manage dementia diagnoses.

25 November 2021 – Submitted a petition to the Federal Minister of Health in Canada, to request that dementia prevention become a national healthcare priority.

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