Breaking Barriers is a free Learn at Lunch series designed and guided by a diverse group of inspiring and influential women leaders who have risen above obstacles and paved the way for women and other underrepresented groups.
Whether you’re a newcomer to Quebec searching for community and belonging, a woman striving to excel in a traditionally male-dominated industry like tech, or a career-driven individual aiming for upward mobility, these sessions offer a unique opportunity to glean insights, gain mentorship, and learn from women who have successfully navigated and conquered their career journeys.
Join us for a transformative experience that will equip you with the tools and motivation needed to overcome barriers and thrive in your career path.
Have you ever felt torn between staying true to your identity and conforming to workplace norms? Building a Professional Authentic Self-Brand is an empowering session designed to help 2SLGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and newcomer professionals navigate these challenges and build a strong, authentic brand in today’s evolving job market.
Balancing authenticity and professionalism is no easy feat, especially for those facing systemic barriers. Historically, individuals have been encouraged to “mask” or suppress their identities at work, leading to psychological dissonance and diminished safety. Research highlights the importance of embracing one’s true self to achieve workplace fulfillment and career success.
Led by Jad Jaber from The Marginalized Majority Collective, this session will explore tools, techniques, and strategies to help you:
This workshop is ideal for:
Discover how to embrace your identity while thriving professionally. Gain the confidence and tools you need to navigate workplace challenges and achieve your career goals.
Register now for this transformative session and take the first step toward professional authenticity and career empowerment!
Pre-registration is required. Available as an online, live-streaming webinar.
Once you register for the online workshop, you will receive an email with instructions on how to log in. If you haven’t received the email an hour before the workshop starts, please check your Spam/Junk folder.
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