Moderator
Trudy Chapman is President of Chapman Coaching Inc. where she works with executives and individuals to support them as they navigate transitions – be they work or life-related. She is also the President of Adaptive Leadership. This program incubates emerging leaders, and grows the skills of seasoned leaders. It takes an integral coaching approach to understanding leadership by starting with who they are as a person, and growing awareness and skills from there. She is thrilled to help guide the discussion around trust as a business currency. “Trust is the water we swim in as we sell our services and products to our clients. Without it, we have nothing."
Panelists:
Ariadni Athanassiadis is an intellectual property attorney operating under Kyma Professional Corporation (kymalaw.com). She delivers legal solutions customized to help entrepreneurs benefit from the creative assets that make their enterprises distinctive, such as their brand, product, services, designs, technology and business processes. Drawingupon her combined experience in the arts, sciences, education and executive management, Ariadni also has a consulting practice, FindYourWave (facebook.com/Findyourwave), which supports multi-disciplinary project design and implementation. In the community, she is involved in various not for profit initiatives, including co-founding the Mentor STEM Leaders program (mentorstemleaders.com) as Chair for Women in Science and Engineering (wise-ottawa.com), and co-founding the VIVe Foundation (vivefoundation.net) to promote wellness by refreshing common use spaces in health institutions.
Dr. Michele Corriveau graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2009. She joined the BYWARD chiropractic clinic team in the summer of 2011.
Dr. Corriveau has been a life-long chiropractic patient and a passionate advocate for chiropractic. She regularly gives informative wellness talks in the community to educate people on just how strong, resilient, and healthy their bodies can be through proper care and prevention.
Since 2015, she has been offering regular chiropractic care to the clients of the Ottawa Mission where she collaborates with the health care team already in place.
She is a member of the Ontario and Canadian Chiropractic Associations and has been an advocate for the chiropractic profession on Parliament Hill.
