Congratulations to Bob Joseph for being named a finalist for the Bill Duthie Booksellers’ Choice Award, for his book Indigenous Relations: Insights, Tips and Suggestions to Make Reconciliation a Reality.
As the founder and president of The Roundtable, Glain Roberts-McCabe—named one of Canada’s top women entrepreneurs at the 2018 RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Awards—has devoted her career to helping leaders build community. Glain will share the step-by-step process she uses in her award-winning Roundtable for Leaders program in a book to help anyone create their own peer coaching group, and together successfully navigate their leadership paths.
Most people fear change; Joe Jackman runs towards it. The CEO of Jackman Reinvents, the world’s first and foremost reinvention company, Joe has been an advisor to consumer brands, retailers, B2B companies, and private equity partners for more than thirty years. We are thrilled to be publishing his book The Reinventionist Mindset: Learning to love change, and the human how of doing it brilliantly.
Consultant and speaker Codi Shewan is on a mission to redefine legacy as something you create every day of your life, not something that you leave behind.
As a professional “Idea Whisperer,” Tamsen Webster helps people find and build the stories that communicate their ideas. Part keynote speaker and part message strategist, Tamsen combined 20 years in brand and message strategy with four years as a TEDx Executive Producer to create The Red Thread®—a method for developing, framing, and sharing ideas.
We’ve all experienced one of those demoralizing customer experiences—the cold-shouldered barista, the uninterested salesperson—that can ruin your day and ensure you’ll never step foot in a business again. That’s why we’re so excited to be working with Jeannie Walters, an undisputed expert of the customer experience.
From Greek feta and Turkish delights to French baguettes and Vietnamese salad rolls, we’re diving into a smorgasbord of world cuisine in honor of all the translation rights Page Two authors have landed.
Any movie buff will tell you that there’s nothing quite like the thrill of giving in to a well-crafted movie, one filled with relatable characters, heart-stopping plot twists, and a perfect denouement.
We are so very excited to announce that Page Two co-founders Jesse Finkelstein and Trena White have been named as co-finalists for the TELUS Trailblazer Award by the RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Awards, presented by Women of Influence!
If it feels like everybody and everything has their own blog, social media fan club, and/or video channel, it’s because that’s not far from the truth. Businesses, organizations, brands, and individuals are under tremendous pressure to not only attract and retain followers, but keep them engaged and entertained.
Read just about any start-up story, and you’ll come away with the impression that building a successful business means compromising on sleep, sacrificing your hobbies, and dedicating yourself 24-7 to the cause. It doesn’t have to be that way, insists Lee LeFever, co-founder of the wildly successful educational video company Common Craft.
With her infectious enthusiasm, we can’t help but join Jennifer Louden in a happy dance as we welcome her to the Page Two authors club!
A pioneer in personal growth, Jen helped launch the concept of self-care with her first bestselling book, The Woman’s Comfort Book.
