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EPISODE · Sep 28, 2024 · 39 MIN

Across the Yard with The Ladies Of WOLF: Mentorship Matters S02e16

from Across the Yard Podcast · host Supply-Build Canada

We've got a very special episode for you this week! Liz was at the Women of Lumber and Forestry (WOLF) conference in British Columbia, and had a chance to catch up with a group of women who are taking the industry by storm! What does it take to get established in a new job? How does one even find jobs in this industry? And once you have that job - how do you get better? To find out, we're talking to Layne Chand'Oiseau (Mountain View Building Materials and student at University of Calgary), Claire Welikoklad (Executive Home Building Centre), and Taylor Reynolds (Dakeryn Industries Ltd.) about their experiences. We're talking about mentorship, and how working with people who want to see you succeed can make a world of difference, especially when you're starting out. Further down the career path - we're also talking to Helen Smith (Star Building Materials, Calgary) about her commitment to lifelong learning, including the new Executive Mastermind Course from WRLA, presented by the incomparable Lauren Johnson. Enjoy the episode! Links: WRLA: https://wrla.org Mountain View Building Materials: https://www.mountainviewbm.ca Executive Home Building Centre: https://www.hbcpro.ca/ Dakeryn Industries Ltd: https://www.dakeryn.com Star Building Materials - Calgary: https://www.starbuildingcalgary.ca/ WOLF Conference: https://womenoflumberandforestry.com/ Lauren Johnson: https://www.laurenjohnsonandco.com/

We've got a very special episode for you this week! Liz was at the Women of Lumber and Forestry (WOLF) conference in British Columbia, and had a chance to catch up with a group of women who are taking the industry by storm! What does it take to get established in a new job? How does one even find jobs in this industry? And once you have that job - how do you get better? To find out, we're talking to Layne Chand'Oiseau (Mountain View Building Materials and student at University of Calgary), Claire Welikoklad (Executive Home Building Centre), and Taylor Reynolds (Dakeryn Industries Ltd.) about their experiences. We're talking about mentorship, and how working with people who want to see you succeed can make a world of difference, especially when you're starting out. Further down the career path - we're also talking to Helen Smith (Star Building Materials, Calgary) about her commitment to lifelong learning, including the new Executive Mastermind Course from WRLA, presented by the incomparable Lauren Johnson. Enjoy the episode! Links: WRLA: https://wrla.org Mountain View Building Materials: https://www.mountainviewbm.ca Executive Home Building Centre: https://www.hbcpro.ca/ Dakeryn Industries Ltd: https://www.dakeryn.com Star Building Materials - Calgary: https://www.starbuildingcalgary.ca/ WOLF Conference: https://womenoflumberandforestry.com/ Lauren Johnson: https://www.laurenjohnsonandco.com/

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