Where Are They Now?
A PowHERhouse Conversation with SPEAK Program Alumni
Wednesday December 4, 2024 - 3-4pm Pacific
Our Conversation
Listgen in to our livestreamed conversation about how the experience of the SPEAK! Canada™ program by PowHERhouse shaped or complemented each of these leaders’ journeys and their impact in the world.
Are you exploring growth opportunities for 2025?
Meet four of our SPEAK Alumni and learn more about who they are, their work in the world, and where they are now.
Meet Our SPEAK Alumni
Kelly Beattie
Kelly strives to assist teams in their development and change processes, engaging and empowering them to take charge of their change journey, developing their team from within.
Marianne Bell
Marianne works with leaders to develop the purpose-driven plans, people, processes and technology strategy that enables them to achieve their strategic goals and improve the lives of the people they serve.
Julia McElgunn
Julia is a technical expert with a background of unique skills that are strongly applicable to strategic planning and innovative thinking.
Jasmine Benson
Jasmine is a world traveler, adventurer, and disruptor. As an advisor and CEO coach, she’s known for delivering no-nonsense strategies that leaders can use immediately.
The value I received was EPIC ...
"I knew if I was going to successfully execute strategy and enable transformation, I needed to improve my ability to connect with people and clearly articulate the destination and vision of how to get there.
SPEAK! Canada taught more than the fundamentals of speaking effectively. Charlene provided performance coaching that challenged me to align purpose and passion with a clear and concise message, delivered with confidence and conviction. For someone that said she would never be a dynamic speaker, the value I received was EPIC and is the start of a new love affair with speaking for impact."
All that and more...
"I've had nothing but great experiences with PowHERhouse! My business has taken off, and I have grown into being on stages I hardly dreamed were possible."