Education: Bachelor of commerce, University of Ottawa (2005); bachelor of laws, McGill University (2008)
Biggest business achievement: Leading a national practice support team at Dentons Canada, enhancing our research and innovation capabilities and helping advance the Dentons brand.
Biggest obstacle overcome: Six pregnancies (three miscarriages and three babies) in six years while on my journey to partnership!
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Biggest influences: My female partners, who not only act as amazing role models but who also provide me with mentorship and sponsorship to help me succeed in my role.
Most important lesson I’ve learned in business: Hard work pays off, even if sometimes it feels like you’re simply treading water.
First job: Stable hand on horse farm
Advice I’d give the younger me: Believe in yourself.
Favourite pastimes: Spending time with my kids, horseback riding, reading, watching Game of Thrones.
I’m currently reading: The Collective Wisdom of High-Performing Women: Leadership Lessons from The Judy Project, edited by Colleen Moorehead
Favourite Ottawa sports team: Ottawa Redblacks
Favourite local summer event: Ottawa Bluesfest
