Education: Bachelor of arts, McGill University (2003)
Biggest business achievement: Developing and retaining our world-class team.
Biggest obstacle overcome: Achieving an equitable and successful family business succession plan.
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Biggest influences: My father is a feminist and comes from a long line of strong women. He has always encouraged me to work hard and to go for it. My mom is an artist and has taught me so much. She has encouraged me to create and to think outside of the box. I am very grateful for both of them and their influence.
Most important lesson I’ve learned in business: Excellence is not a destination, it is a journey that has to be travelled every day. Maintaining a level of excellence requires a team of experts who have passion, empathy, vision, communication skills, respect, strong work ethic, grit and resilience.
First job: Hostess at the Ritz Clarence Street.
Favourite pastimes: Being with my family. I love sunny days outside in the garden watching the kids play and having a glass of wine with my husband.
I’m currently reading: Educated by Tara Westover
Favourite song: Fire and Rain by James Taylor
