Leslie Ehm will reach into your soul, pull out your most powerful authentic self, and help you to realize your full potential. It’s this passion that helped her build a globally renowned training company and continues to drive her work today as a coach, speaker and now author.
Executive leadership coach, speaker, and author Marc A. Pitman has helped countless nonprofits advance their missions and improve the lives of their staff and supporters. As founder of the Concord Leadership Group, he has worked with the leaders of organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, Islamic Relief USA, and the Association of the US Army to successfully navigate their way through crises, and lead their teams with greater effectiveness and less stress.
As dedicated social intrapreneurs, Gord Tulloch and Dr. Sarah Schulman have devoted their careers to supporting marginalized people. Currently Director of Innovation at posAbilities, Gord has performed many roles in the social services, both in system building and system delivery.
Anyone who has launched a new venture—or has dreamed of doing so—knows that the hardest part isn’t developing the ideas; it’s developing a solid business plan to support and execute them. Enter Tatiana Tsoir, author, accounting expert, CEO, and founder of Linza Advisors Inc.
When it’s time for your company to change things up—whether it’s the way you’re doing business, or the business that you’re in—you want someone like Phil Buckley by your side. As a senior change management professional with over 25 years of experience, Phil has managed 32 large-scale change projects, including co-leading global change management for the $19.6 billion Kraft Foods acquisition of Cadbury.
Joey Remenyi has seen, and experienced, the debilitating effects of tinnitus and persistent vertigo. The vestibular audiologist and neuroplasticity therapist, who has experienced vestibular migraine symptoms, tinnitus, and Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) herself, was tired of hearing healthcare professionals say that the symptoms were untreatable.
In her popular ROCK STEADY course, the founder and director of Seeking Balance International helps sufferers heal their tinnitus or vertigo with the power of neuroplasticity. We are thrilled to be working with Joey as she shares her life-changing tools in her upcoming book ROCK STEADY, out this fall! Read on to learn more about Joey and her holistic approach to healing.
As a clinical counselor, leadership coach, management consultant and family enterprise advisor, Deena Chochinov has a deeper insight than most into what makes us tick. Working with executives, leadership teams, family businesses, and families to navigate a myriad of situations, she’s seen first-hand what works—and what doesn’t—when it comes to finding happiness and success.
After years interviewing leaders, athletes, philanthropists, and celebrities in his role as an on-camera broadcaster, Riaz Meghji discovered that the one thing that binds us together is our desire for human connection. And yet, despite our hyper-connected digital world, people are feeling lonelier and more disconnected than ever.
As founder and president of Excellius Leadership Development, leadership coach Ed Evarts has spent years helping his clients achieve greater success in their professional lives. And as host of Be Brave@Work, a weekly podcast in which leaders share stories about bravery—or the lack of it—in their careers, he has shared many conversations about how choices impact career progression.
It’s not often that you hear a successful entrepreneur credit their achievements to time spent playing video games. But gaming is what Eric Siu, founder and investor, says drove him to a rewarding career as a respected marketing leader and host of the podcasts Marketing School with Neil Patel and Growth Everywhere.
Page Two is thrilled to announce that our editorial director, Amanda Lewis, has won the prestigious 2020 Tom Fairley Award for Editorial Excellence.
This $2,000 award, presented by Editors Canada, recognizes an exceptional editor who played an important role on a project published in the 2019 calendar year.
A few years ago, Heather Plett wrote a blog post that resonated across the globe. The viral post described her experience of learning what it means to hold space—the practice of compassionately witnessing, accepting, and supporting someone without judgement—by witnessing how the palliative care nurse cared for her mother in her final days.
