Feeling stuck and uninspired? Why not set aside a morning to enjoy 10 TED-style talks by members of our WE-CAN Women's Presenting Circle at Rose Event Commons on Queen's University campus? It may just be the boost you've been needing...
Together, we'll hear from 10 local, women-identifying business owners from the greater Kingston region who have been connecting on a monthly basis for the past few months to build the speaking component of their business.
During this time, these 10 women (and more than 20 others) have honed their signature talks and will be presenting a 10-minute version for a public audience at Rose Event Commons on Queen’s Campus.
Among our featured presenters will be:
Susan Young, Susan Young Life Coaching: “Leading with Mindfulness”
Erin Thomson, WorkTable: “Mentoring a Team to Keep”
Joanne Savoie-Malone, Power Play Career: “Thriving Through Midlife Changes”
Leah Riddell, Signable Vi5ion: “The Power of We – Transformative Communication for Collaborative Success”
Stacey Roques, StraightUp Leadership: “Team Tune-Up – Leadership Fuel Strategies for Team Health”
Tammy Watson, Canadian Handywoman: “Fix Your Own Leaky Sink”
Ophelia Rigault, REAL Talk Solutions, "White Women, Your Privilege is Killing Me: How to Be a Real Ally to Racialized Women to Heal and Not Harm"
Emily Cummins-Woods, Emily West Coaching: “My Sexpert Journey”
Elizabeth Nicholas, Trenton MFRC: “Calming Your Career Chaos”
Jessica Sergeant: "Deaf Gain: Unseen Benefits of Sign Language"
Light refreshments will be available and live ASL interpretation will be provided.
We hope you’ll join us for this fun event!
ABOUT THE WE-CAN PROJECT:
The WE-CAN Project is led by Queen’s University with a mission to inspire and empower existing and aspiring women entrepreneurs by providing them with tools, resources, expert mentors, networks and community building to expand existing businesses and to launch new ventures.
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