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Presenters: Danielle Rocheleau and Valentina Kibedi, Laridae
Leaders today are facing a multitude of pressures and challenges. The top three that seem to be consistently top of mind:
#1. Recruiting and retaining great staff,
#2. Prioritizing diversity, integrating equity, and ensuring inclusivity in everything we do,
#3. Rebuilding a healthy workplace culture.
Join us in this 1-hour webinar to explore the practical steps and strategies that leaders can take to begin addressing these challenges, and ultimately strengthen their organizations.
Danielle Rocheleau: As CEO, Danielle leads the Laridae team, driving the future growth of the organization. The foundation of Danielle’s professional experience, career, and passion has been rooted in community development. As a Chartered Director (C.Dir) and entrepreneurial, strategic thinker, Danielle leads some of Laridae’s highest profile projects – including strategic planning, governance, organizational development, communications, and branding. Prior to consulting, she held executive roles with the Greater Peterborough Innovation Cluster (GPIC) and Peterborough & Kawarthas Economic Development (PKED).
Valentina Kibedi: Valentina has a passion for supporting mission-driven organizations to develop customized, actionable strategies, and transform their cultures. At Laridae, Valentina leads a range of strategy, facilitation, and planning projects, and provides training and coaching to non-profit professionals across Canada. Whether through strategic facilitation, management and leadership training, or coaching, Valentina helps leaders implement change that lasts, and supports them to develop resilient teams and organizations.
Free webinar for Seniors Active Living Centres and OACAO Members staff, volunteers and older adults
Participation can be done Virtually (with Closed Captioning) or by Telephone.
With funding provided by the Government of Ontario
