Main Stage Talks

Reframing How We See Work

From main stages to boardrooms, she helps leaders and teams rediscover what’s possible when we love our work.

Work is a human act, and most of it happens between us.


We show up for a paycheck, but we stay for meaning, progress, and connection. Even the smallest interactions, a hallway chat or message, shape how we work and who we become.

When we design our work with clarity and care, we elevate both effort and outcomes. Good work starts where people feel understood, valued, and inspired to bring their best.

For the Love of Work: Reclaiming the Core of Engagement

A woman standing at a podium with 'University of Alberta' on it, giving a presentation in a conference room. She is smiling and talking to an audience, some of whom are taking photos.

When people feel seen, understood, and valued, everything changes.

If you’re planning an event, retreat, or leadership gathering, bring a conversation that reconnects people to what they love about their work and what’s possible when they do.

A woman with shoulder-length hair smiling and holding papers, standing in front of a table with items and a name tag that reads 'Joanne'. The setting includes a stone wall and a wooden shelf in a warmly lit room.