Read Our Weekly Tech Roundup
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Read Our Weekly Tech Roundup ~
In a Crowded Attention Economy, Point of View Is Leverage
In a crowded attention economy, expertise alone doesn’t set you apart. Clarity does. A strong point of view has become the difference between being qualified and being chosen.
Designing a Portfolio Life: Building Work on Your Own Terms
Careers no longer have to be ladders. A portfolio life lets you design work around impact, flexibility, and who you’re becoming next.
The Life Brief: A Blueprint for Clarity and Courage in 2026
Clarity isn’t a resolution; it’s a strategic advantage. The Life Brief helps leaders cut through noise, name what they want, and move into 2026 with courage and intention.
AI in the Boardroom: The New Governance Mandate (And Why Boards Can’t Afford to Get It Wrong)
AI governance defines how boards lead when they’re not in the room, shaping trust, risk, and long-term value before crises emerge.
Leadership Branding: Why Every Executive Needs a Clear Identity
Your leadership brand is how you’re known when you’re not in the room, and the key to unlocking influence and opportunity.
When AI Joins the Team: The New Leadership Playbook for Intelligent Workplaces
As AI enters the workforce, leadership must evolve. AI won’t replace leaders, only expose weak ones.
Carlyn Loncaric: The Engineer Turning Frontline Experience into Life-Saving Tech
Carlyn Loncaric is redefining rescue with AI-assisted sonar that finds submerged victims in seconds, turning a lifeguard’s frustration into a global life-saving tool.
Why Story Still Matters: Bronwyn Saglimbeni on the Soul of Communication in an AI World
Bronwyn Saglimbeni helps leaders reclaim the human voice in an AI-driven world, showing that technology can amplify our words, but only humans give them meaning.
Breaking Boundaries in HealthTech: Meet Tannis Sigurdson, Founder & CEO of Epic Heights
Tannis Sigurdson is accelerating healthcare innovation by helping startups turn breakthrough science into real-world impact, because in healthcare, disruption is essential.
From Capital to Community: Inside the Women’s Venture Summit 2025
The 2025 Women’s Venture Summit, hosted by the Stella Foundation, united founders and investors to accelerate women’s access to capital. With $200M raised to date, the event celebrated bold innovation and the women reshaping venture.
The Audacity to Build: Flossie Hall and the Future of Women Entrepreneurs
Flossie Hall, CEO of Stella Foundation, is on a mission to redefine what success looks like for women entrepreneurs. From military spouse to seven-figure founder, she’s proving that grit and access, not privilege, fuel real opportunity. Through Stella, Hall is breaking down silos, building networks, and giving women everywhere the audacity to build the futures they deserve.
Rewriting the Rules: How Women Investors Are Transforming Venture Capital and Angel Investing
Genevieve LeMarchal and Cecilia Castelo are reshaping investing by backing urgent, overlooked healthcare needs and welcoming more women into angel circles. Their work shows that when women lead with purpose and community, capital flows to real problems and everyone benefits.
Why this investor-builder thinks venture needs alternatives, not more of the same
Alicia Robb is reshaping the future of investing by putting purpose and inclusion at the center of capital. Through initiatives like Rising Tide, Next Wave Impact, and the Kachuwa Impact Fund, she’s proving that when more women have access to investing, and when funds align with values like care and sustainability, finance can become a force for real, lasting change.
Using 3D scanning to fix fashion’s fit problem
Janice Tam is reshaping fashion tech with 3D body-scanning that fixes fit, cuts returns, and builds confidence, proving that empathy drives better innovation.
From Bootcamp to Movement: How Stella is Scaling Support for Women Entrepreneurs
Stella started as a bootcamp to close the funding gap for women entrepreneurs and has grown into a national nonprofit providing free training, mentorship, and investor access. By leveling the playing field, it shows that when women thrive, communities thrive.
If You Thought The ‘Friends & Family Round’ Was Privileged, You’re Right
The friends and family round is often seen as the first step for startups, but it leaves too many founders behind. While privileged networks gain early backing, women and underrepresented entrepreneurs face barriers that stall their growth. CanWCC is pushing for a funding culture that values ideas over privilege, ensuring every founder has a fair shot at success.
Your Voice Is a Strategic Asset—Use It
Your voice is a strikepoint for your leadership. It's the moment where who you are and what you stand for meets the world.
Rebuilding the Economy Without Women Isn’t Progress—It’s Repetition
Canada’s bold economic reset risks falling flat if it overlooks over half the population. While policymakers focus on trade and infrastructure, women-led businesses remain under-supported. CanWCC is stepping in to ensure women aren’t just rebuilding, but reimagining the economy on their terms.
The Very Best Laid Plans
Entrepreneurship’s messy setbacks test resilience, not plans, pushing women founders to adapt and grow. The Canadian Women’s Chamber of Commerce embraces this, pivoting like with their delayed Flip the Script launch to empower women with flexibility and purpose.
Taking Care of the Founder: A Health Benefits Package Built for Entrepreneurs
Traditional health plans sideline self-employed women, so the Canadian Women’s Chamber of Commerce is rolling out flexible, affordable benefits that keep women founders healthy and their businesses thriving.