Beyond Barriers: Paving a Progressive Path for Leadership at the WNORTH Conference
Written By: Heather Odendaal, Founder & CEO, WNORTH Leadership in today’s world is being redefined by those who prioritize purpose, equity, and empathy.…
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For Immediate Release – WHISTLER, B.C. April 9, 2019 – WNORTH Conference, a global gathering of women on the rise, today announces the winners of this year’s Accelerate Scholarship, Erin Murchie and Shelly Bortolotto.
The Accelerate Scholarship, sponsored by Pique Newsmagazine in association with the Whistler Chamber of Commerce, offers the opportunity for two women living and working in the Sea to Sky Corridor to advance their careers by attending the WNORTH Conference. WNORTH is a boutique conference focused on providing a forum for women who are aiming for, or already on, a senior executive leadership track.
This year’s winners both stood out for showing clear career development, desire to grow as female leaders and build strong connections in their community. Erin Murchie is a Workforce Management Senior Specialist at Whistler Blackcomb, and Shelly Bortolotto is the Founder and Principal of Silver Lynx Supply Chain Consulting.
This year’s conference theme is “Colour Our World” and will highlight the importance of diversification, creativity and modernization in the workplace (often through disruption) and women’s role in making these advancements.
The theme of diversification, creativity and modernization will be brought to life through keynote addresses by Teara Fraser, CEO and Founder of Iskwew Air, Amy Nelson, Founder & CEO of The Riveter, Seattle, who will deliver a talk on The Blueprint for Systematic Change, and Chitra Anand, Author of The Greenhouse Approach, Cultivating Deliberate Innovation in Organizations, who will wrap the conference by sharing her insights on just how organizations and individuals can cultivate a culture of innovation.
Several other speakers will take the stage, including:
Now in its fifth year, WNORTH has become a global and diverse community, facilitating connections between women in business as they ascend to executive leadership, through the annual conference as well as intimate gatherings in global Chapter cities including London, New York, Vancouver and Seattle.
CONFERENCE DETAILS & REGISTRATION
The WNORTH Conference presented by PwC will take place at the Nita Lake Lodge in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada this week, April 10-12, 2019. Leading sponsors include Indeed, BlueShore Financial, Tourism Whistler, Nita Lake Lodge, BCBusiness and The Globe and Mail.
The Conference pass includes two days of keynote addresses, talks and workshops, some meals and special events, including an Opening Reception.
All attendees will also gain access to the WNORTH Networking app, hosted on Bizzabo, to connect with other attendees in advance of the conference.
For more details or to register visit:
https://wnorthconnect.com/conference/
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