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Mentoring Matters – Lisa Kimmel
Roundtable Mentor Lisa Kimmel, President and CEO of Edelman, shared her perspective with our team on how to get off on the right foot when you
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Mentoring Matters – Shana McEachren
Roundtable Member Shana McEachren, Executive Coach, shared her perspective on how to build a kind culture. “As a leader, you have an opportunity to make a
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Mentoring Matters – Agatha De Santis
Roundtable Member Agatha De Santis, VP Human Resources at Indigo Books and Music, shared her perspective with our team on how to build a kind
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Up Your Net-Worth Through Networking
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Mentoring Matters – Gabriella O’Rourke
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November 14, 2017
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Mentoring Matters – Elliott Silverstein
Roundtable Member Elliott Silverstein, Manager of Government Relations at CAA South Central Ontario (CAA SCO), shared his perspective with our team on how to maintain your
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