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Certified Management Accountant (CMA)
(1992 - 1995)
(2004 - 2005)
2021
Connection Silicon Valley and the Canadian Women's Network are excited to take the reins as Publisher of Disruption Magazine Canada, an online tech focused publication. With almost 100K subscribers, Disruption Magazine features some of the most promising and inspiring Canadian innovations and technology trends changing the world.
2024
2024
Building an expert network of seasoned executives with extensive experience across startups and scale-ups for Startup Genome's Hypergrowth program, a global initiative aimed at accelerating next-gen scale-ups from emerging markets.
2017
CWN members form the preeminent startup community of Canadian women entrepreneurs, founders, and executives across the globe.
2022
2023
I'm excited to be part of the WFW Advisory Council and Launch Event Steering Committee. My goal is to bring US female funders into the Canadian market for our events and introduce them to Canadian female founders and women funders. Together we will challenge the status quo in the venture capital world and reshape the landscape for women founders and funders.
2023
Health Innovation Capita is a pediatric focused venture capital impact fund dedicated to supporting the growth and maturation of best-in-class healthcare solutions that target this patient population’s unmet medical needs.
2023
2023
2023
Women in VC is the world's largest community for women in venture capital to connect, collaborate, and create opportunities for each other. Our global community now includes 5,000+ women investors across 3,000+ venture funds spanning 200+ cities and 65+ countries.
2016
Connection Silicon Valley helps companies collaborate, connect, innovate and partner with Silicon Valley's world-renowned technology ecosystem. Our business is centered around bringing better innovation to Canada by helping startups and large corporates leverage the best of innovation from Silicon Valley.
2017
Canadian Life Science Start-Ups are challenged to successfully achieve their funding objectives in one of the most progressive investment communities in the world ... Silicon Valley. Local Canadian agencies observe that Canadian Start-Ups are not adapting critical skills to succeed in the Bay Area. Access to capital relies on the right connections, talent and communication. Canadian Entrepreneurs in Life Science is a non-profit organization supporting the advancement of Canadian LS technology businesses in the San Francisco/Bay area.