It was the mid-90s and I was in the back of a cab in Toronto one late summer evening. Being a cab driver’s daughter, I had an easy rapport with most drivers. I knew their world, respected the work that they did, and always called them ‘Sir’. The driver and…

#RisingStrong is more than our theme for this year. It’s a way forward.

You ain’t seen nothin’ yet, London…. The theme for last year’s re-launch of the #LDNont chapter of Women in Communications and Technology was “We’re Back!”, and not only did we show up, so did YOU, the London community of women! …

This is part love letter, part open letter to the Toronto startup community, part rant, and part career defining (not suicide) note, because if you don’t get it, I don’t want to work with you, anyway. Background

It’s not an easy road when you decide to publicly declare yourself a shift disturber and a professional elephant hunter. I can tell you from personal experience that people make all kinds of assumptions about who you are, or how you work before they get to know you or have…

When the new board members of the WCT London chapter came together in the summer and fall of 2015 (after having taken a recent hiatus), we asked ourselves some very pointed questions about the value of revitalizing the London chapter. There are plenty of networking groups in London, many of…