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Women are transforming the interior design industry with inclusive and purpose-driven spaces shaped by their lived experiences. At Yorkville University, female students are leading projects that blend creativity with social impact, from autism-friendly therapy centers to housing for at-risk communities. Their leadership is redefining what it means to design with empathy, flexibility, and meaning.

On May 28, 2025, communities across Canada came together to celebrate Women in Leadership Day. With events in six cities, this national day of connection, inspiration, and action showcased the power of women’s leadership in all its forms and reminded us that when we lead together, we lead stronger.

Meet Heather van Munster Transforming Workplace Opportunity Committee Member

Arfa is a passionate advocate for public service innovation, women’s empowerment, and sustainable career navigation, with extensive...

In my previous post, I provided a very brief summary of Reconciliation in Canada. Giving the reader the opportunity to see the...

Chantal Ounsworth is a trusted and experienced Human Resources leader with over 20 years of experience across a diverse sector of...

Experts from technology, communications, construction, education, and Indigenous entrepreneurship to create lasting, systemic change.

Share why you joined the committee and what being part of this initiative means to you.

This is a story of Reconciliation through my lens as a Coast Salish matriarch. Where in my lifetime, I am the daughter of a hereditary...

Meet Elaine Alec a distinguished author and Indigenous leader and CEO of Naqsmist Storytellers Inc. An amazing TWO Committee member.

Thank you for joining us, Missy. Your journey as a successful entrepreneur and a leader is truly inspiring, and we’re thrilled to...

Sxwpilemaát Siyám, aka Chief Leanne Joe Sxwpilemaát Siyám, also known as Chief Leanne Joe, of the Squamish Nation, is oneof sixteen...