How an early-career assignment taught me that reliability, initiative, and trust are built one decision at a time. A Request Outside My Role Early in my career, while my manager was travelling, I received a message through a business contact at another organization. I was asked to arrange a cheque for an approved payment worthContinue reading “When “It’s Not My Job” Becomes a Career-Limiting Mindset”
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Making an impact: what’s your cup of tea?
You can’t boil the ocean, but you can make many cups of tea. That’s a note to self that I read frequently in 2024. Instead of being overwhelmed by the myriad challenges of managing many responsibilities, I focused on 3 this year – 2024 began with a profound realization at the Alzheimer’s Disease International ConferenceContinue reading “Making an impact: what’s your cup of tea?”
Gender Equality – Whose Responsiblity?
We are not going to resolve gender parity and diversity issues by government policies alone or by some enlightened #businessleadership speaking up and promoting a few #women and visible minorities. The joint action of the public and private sectors here in Canada and worldwide is essential.
Services à distance en cette période d’urgence sanitaire
PUBLIÉE SUR LINKEDIN LE 5 AVRIL 2020 La crise du virus corona est une dure réalité que nous ne pouvons pas nier. Il y a beaucoup d’anxiété, angoise, et douleur. Ayant dit celà, j’ai beaucoup de gratitude pour l’équipe dont j’ai l’immense privilège à guider chez Société Alzheimer de Montréal. Les membres de l’équipe sont résilients,Continue reading “Services à distance en cette période d’urgence sanitaire”
Services continue at a distance during this health crisis
PUBLISHED ON LINKEDIN on 5 APRIL, 2020 The Corona virus crisis is what it is. Let’s not bury our heads in the sand. There is anxiety, anguish and pain. That said, I am feeling so thankful that I lead an outstanding, amazing, resilient, innovative, caring, engaged team at the Alzheimer Society of Montreal. We haveContinue reading “Services continue at a distance during this health crisis”
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