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Addressing Conflict As An Inclusive Leader

Inclusive leaders develop conflict resolution skills that avoid harming employee relationships. The ability to constructively resolve workplace disputes without alienating people demonstrates a belief in the value of all employees.

Canada’s Cities Grow Smarter and More Connected by Tackling National Challenges

After the initial national push to make Canadian communities into smart communities, large cities and small towns alike are continuing the effort to level up the positive impact of new technologies.

Enhancing Women’s Health Throughout Life Stages at Work

Women have different health and wellness needs than men, which evolve as they age. Many employer-sponsored health plans are inequitable on several levels, making it difficult for women to access the services they need, and the first step in fixing this is recognizing existing gaps.

Creating a Personal Brand that Takes You in the Right Direction

At some point in their career, many leaders decide they need to brush off their current image and find a new or stronger direction. It is really about reinventing a personal brand, in order to advance in a way that better reflects passions and values.

Coaching to Benefit the Organization and Not Just the C-Suite

Coaching continues to evolve, and it is rapidly becoming a cultural intervention process across the organization. Instead of benefitting the people at the top, it is benefitting all of the organization's human capital.

Encouraging Mental Wellnes and Resilience Among Stressed and Anxious Kids

Modern society has created an environment where nearly one in five children struggle with stress and anxiety. What can be done?

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