Upcoming Events

Prior to our dinner meeting on September 14, you’re invited to attend a mini-workshop to explore Authentic Leadership for Women, beginning at 3 PM.

Author Sheryl Sandberg (Facebook COO) states in her well-known book “Lean In“ that women often hold themselves back, may fall victim to stereotyping, or end up being disliked when we display male leadership tendencies. Catalyst (with over 50 years of research data on women in the workplace) reports that women develop women at a faster rate than men develop women (73% vs. 30%), so our imperative to increase the number of effective women leaders is significant.

Join BPW Calgary’s Mentorship Chair and Executive Coach Yvonne E.L. Silver to learn more on:

• Feminine leadership – the differences & opportunities
• Your personal Authenticity Awareness level
• How to lead your team to high octane results.

Wisdom Boost 2016 is BPW Calgary’s Mentorship Program, however, guests may attend this mini-workshop for a nominal fee of just $20.

RSVP here!

We are excited to welcome Iris Trigg, certified Feng Shui practitioner, to our June dinner. Join us at our last dinner of the club season on Wednesday, June 8 and discover the traditional techniques of the Feng Shui lifestyle.

Through colours, elements and more, Feng Shui can enhance the energy from within. Iris will share tips that will improve your clarity, health and finances.

RSVP today – visit our homepage on BPWCalgary.com and click on the link at the right-hand side to reserve your spot at this exiting dinner!

Join us prior to our dinner meeting at 3 PM for our mini-workshop on embracing change, led by Yvonne Silver, Mentorship Chair with BPW Calgary. At this interactive session you’ll learn:

• Why change can be a challenge, & how to manage it more effectively
• Increase your impact & resilience, fueling higher confidence
• Creating your own change – taking charge of your career & wage advancement

Registration is free for members of Wisdom Boost 2016, BPW Calgary’s mentorship program. BPW Calgary members, as well as guests, are encouraged to attend for only $20.

To register, visit BPWCalgary.com.

Join us May 11 as we host our community partners from Bow Valley College, Servants Anonymous, the Women’s Resource Centre at the University of Calgary and the Walk-in Closet at Making Changes for a panel discussion on their current initiatives and how BPW Calgary supports them. We’ll also host our annual business meeting, which includes gathering feedback for the 2016/2017 club year and board elections. Election details will be sent separately to BPW Calgary members.

We have five community partners at BPW Calgary, which include:

• Bow Valley College
• Calgary Immigrant Women’s Association
• Servants Anonymous Society
• University of Calgary: Women’s Resource Centre
• Walk-in Closet at Making Changes

We are very excited to welcome our keynote speaker, Kenna Burima, to our April dinner meeting. As a songwriter, vocalist and keyboardist Kenna lives and breathes music. Her musical projects illustrate the diversity of her artistic process and her current solo project features an amalgamation of all that she does; classical, rock, cabaret, jazz, folk, garage, and metal.

Kenna became obsessed with playing the piano at an early age and her love of the music of dead, European men; Bach, Beethoven, Brahms and Chopin continues to the present. After high school, Kenna moved to Calgary to pursue an artist diploma in piano from the Mount Royal Conservatory and later a degree in music from the University of Calgary. Years later, she continues to split her time between learning Beethoven sonatas and transcribing Black Sabbath for piano.

We can’t wait to hear Kenna speak to our members about her musical experiences!

We’re also pleased that Young BPW Calgary will be hosting their annual book club at the April dinner meeting. This year’s book is Daring Greatly by Dr. Brené Brown. Brown is a researcher and thought leader who offers a powerful new vision that encourages us to dare greatly, to embrace vulnerability and imperfection, to live wholeheartedly, and to courageously engage in our lives. The book will be discussed over dinner.

To RSVP, please click on the link on the right hand side of the homepage.

Join us on Wednesday, March 9 as we celebrate International Women’s Day! We’ll welcome Leona deVinne, Chief Joy Injector at Accendo Consulting and certified facilitator in the Daring Way. She’ll lead a workshop on Brene Brown’s research, including the book Daring Greatly, which is our April book club choice.

With over 20 years of business experience and her professional coaching certification, Leona works with both individuals and teams to help them achieve the highest levels of success. She’s not one to hold back. She’s known for her bold approach, quick wit combined with her deep desire to help people both personally and professionally live lives that light them up and have an impact. She provides coaching and consulting services as well as custom designed workshops and speaks on a variety of topics. You can learn more about Leona by visitng her website: www.accendoconsulting.ca

We are excited to hear Leona speak to how Brown’s work can help us in our personal and professional lives.

RSVP by March 3 by clicking on the PayPal link on the right-hand side on the homepage.

 

Don’t forget about our Work-Life Balance Essentials mini-workshop!

You are also invited to join us prior to our dinner meeting for a Work-Life Balance Essentials mini-workshop from 3 – 5 PM at Venu1008. This workshop is offered through Wisdom Boost 2016, our current mentorship program. You’ll join our mentorship members for 2 hours of ideas and opportunities for you to take back your balance  for higher energy, improved communications and more of the respect you deserve.

Participation is free for members of Wisdom Boost 2016. BPW Calgary members and guests are welcome to attend for a fee of $20. Please RSVP via the PayPal link on the homepage.
*Please note that due to an unexpected scheduling conflict, Arnelda Devison, Legal Counsel for Enbridge, will not be speaking at March’s meeting as originally announced. We look forward to welcoming Arnelda at a future event!