by WIL Toronto-U.S. Chapter
Discussion with leaders in Technology, Innovation, and Sustainability across industries; to share the success stories, the challenges that they have overcome, and to inspire the next generation of leaders. Disclaimer: Views expressed in this forum are those of the individuals and they do not represent those of their respective employers. Copyright WIL Toronto-US 2021. All Rights Reserved. https://www.womeninleadership.ca.
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November 28, 2022
<p>WIL Podcast Series: Centered Leadership - Lead with impact, resilience, and fulfillment to your life!<br> <br> In this episode, Sandra Shime and Elsje Riani discuss “Centered Leadership” with Jody Allison, the VP of Transformation at Algonquin Power & Utilities. Jody has a wealth of leadership experience, was a VP at National Grid before, and just received the Women Who Spark award from Utility2030.<br> <br> Through the five pillars of Centered Leadership i.e. Meaning, Framing, Connecting, Engaging, and Energizing, we will learn about having a well of physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual strength that drive personal achievement and, in turn, inspires others to follow.<br> <br> Note: this work is based on the renowned Centered Leadership model that was introduced by McKinsey, Joanna Barsh and Johanne Lavoie (https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/leadership/centered-leadership-how-talented-women-thrive).</p> <p>🔸 Curious? Then listen in 🎧 to this podcast to learn more.</p> <p>We hope that you learn a lot about the Five Pillars of Centered Leadership and how strengthening these will help you to be a more effective & successful leaders.</p> <p>⏭ Follow us: Women in Leadership Toronto-U.S. for podcast series with industry leaders.</p> <p>Disclaimer:</p> <p>Views expressed in this forum are those of the individuals and they do not represent those of their respective employers.</p> <p>Copyright WIL Toronto-US 2022. All Rights Reserved.</p> <p>#womeninleadership #leadership #McKinsey #diversityandinclusion</p>
October 25, 2022
<p>WIL Podcast Series: Navigating your career in today's world, adapting to thrive and be successful at any age.</p> <p>In this episode, Bonnie Marcus and Elsje Riani, discuss how to navigate your career. Bonnie's advice is suitable for those of you who work in the corporations, want to switch to new careers, or run your own entrepreneurship. The right strategies and attitude will help you to transform, thrive, and be successful at what you are doing at any age.</p> <p>Bonnie Marcus was an executive in the healthcare industry, is an executive coach, speaker, and podcast host. Bonnie is the author of "Not Done Yet!" and “The Politics of Promotion”. She is passionate about helping women to find their authentic self and unique path forward, so that they can confidently step into their full potential.</p> <p>Note: This conversation is based on the work of Gianpiero Petriglieri, “Turn Your Career into the Work of Art, that was published in HBR.</p> <p>🔸 Curious? Then listen in 🎧 to this podcast to learn more.</p> <p>We hope that you learn a lot from Bonnie, stick with your inner strength and authenticity, and continue to thrive and be successful at any age.</p> <p>⏭ Follow us: Women in Leadership Toronto-U.S. for podcast series with industry leaders.</p> <p>Disclaimer:</p> <p>Views expressed in this forum are those of the individuals and they do not represent those of their respective employers.</p> <p>Copyright WIL Toronto-US 2022. All Rights Reserved.</p> <p>#Leadership #careerchange #WorkofArt #SuccessAtAnyAge</p>
September 19, 2022
<p>WIL Podcast Series: Agile - The Core Framework & Navigating The Challenges to Lead a Successful Project & Transformation.</p> <p>This episode discusses: Why Agile is important going to the future, Why Leaders need to change themselves first before transforming their team to be Agile, Why culture plays a key role in the transformation, and What kind of skills that leaders look when hiring for Agile team.<br> <br> For this discussion, Elsje Riani, speaks with Peter Ruppert, Hydro One Director of Enterprise Architecture.<br> Peter has 20+ years of experience in the "enterprise architecture” arena and was previously with the IBM executive architect group. The enterprise architecture addresses key enterprise aspects and providing the guardrails – including organizational structure, business processes and strategies, value streams, data and information, and supporting technologies – how they fit together and are expected to evolve over time.</p> <p> <br> 🔸 Curious? Then listen in 🎧 to this podcast to learn more. </p> <p>We hope that you learn a lot from Peter and be inspired to learn Agile, join the Agile team, and have the fun & experience in leading Agile team/projects/Agile Transformation.</p> <p>⏭ Follow us: Women in Leadership Toronto-U.S. for podcast series with industry leaders.</p> <p>Disclaimer:</p> <p>Views expressed in this forum are those of the individuals and they do not represent those of their respective employers.</p> <p>Copyright WIL Toronto-US 2022. All Rights Reserved. </p> <p>#Leadership #WomenWhoCode #WomenInTechnology #Agile #BusinessArchitecture #Transformation #Utility</p>
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Discussion with leaders in Technology, Innovation, and Sustainability across industries; to share the success stories, the challenges that they have overcome, and to inspire the next generation of leaders.
Disclaimer: Views expressed in this forum are those of the individuals and they do not represent those of their respective employers.
Copyright WIL Toronto-US 2021. All Rights Reserved. https://www.womeninleadership.ca.
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