Innovating Canada
CAMPAIGN: Women’s Leadership (2020)
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Advancing Women’s Leadership
We spoke to leaders in equity and diversity about the relationship between women and the workplace — what progress has been made, and what’s still to come?
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Changing the Narrative: A New Approach to Achieving Gender Equality
There are plenty of women superstars in every field — their stories just aren’t shared as often. Imagine the landscape if we changed the narrative.
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Women in the Skilled Trades Propel Their Careers Forward with Worley
More women are entering the workforce than ever, and as they occupy senior positions, the tired narrative around skilled trades as a male field is changing.
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For Women in Engineering, Rewarding Careers Await
There’s a wealth of female engineering talent that’s going untapped, and three female engineers weigh in on how to change this picture.
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Manjit Minhas’ Top Tips for Career Advancement
Dragons' Den's Manjit Minhas started her first company when she was 19. She reflects on her experiences, entrepreneurship, and tips for career advancement.
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Michele Romanow’s Advice for Women in Business
Maybe best known for her role on Dragons’ Den, Clearbanc co-founder Michele Romanow shares her story, advice, and encouragement for young women in business.
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Empowering Women in the Bioeconomy
Cathy Miner, Managing Partner at Shadow Lake Group, identifies seven key barriers that prevent businesses from dismantling the gender gap.
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Why Women Entrepreneurs Need to Create Their Own Success
We asked Laurie Clark, serial entrepreneur and founder of two fintech companies, for her advice about women's empowerment in the workplace.
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Let Us Lead with Respect: manacihitowin
The University of Saskatchewan's Jacqueline Ottmann explains how the University Plan 2025 works collaboratively toward reconciliation and decolonization.
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Why Mentor?
Suzan Denoncourt, Women in Payments mentor, explains the importance of mentoring women in business — for both the mentee and the mentor.
