Leadership

Women Making History: Maria Clara Dominguez

Women Making History: Maria Clara Dominguez

While others mark March as Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating women leaders making history. Maria Clara Dominguez shares advice she received from Dr. Bill Conway, why she loves her work, and more.

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Women’s Leadership Perspectives

Women’s Leadership Perspectives

Hear outstanding women leaders’ perspectives on the changing role of women in the workplace, how they deal with stress, and much more. We’ll talk with veteran leaders and those newer to leadership – all women making history.

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Women Making History: Paula Gonzalez Ciccia

Women Making History: Paula Gonzalez Ciccia

While others mark March as Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating women leaders making history. Learn about Paula Gonzalez Ciccia’s relationship with Dr. Jane Goodall and other role models that influenced her career, and advice she received along the way.

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Women Making History: Peggy Sloan

Women Making History: Peggy Sloan

While others mark March as Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating women leaders making history. Learn what advice Peggy Sloan shares with us all and why we need to “walk the talk” to save the world.

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Sustaining a Focus on Gender Equality

Sustaining a Focus on Gender Equality

For 2022, the UN’s International Women’s Day theme of “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow” could not be better suited to ZA’s mission, How can we all take actionable steps to improve gender equality and empower women in our conservation-based institutions?

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Trends in People & Culture

Trends in People & Culture

Canopy was honored to present an invited keynote address at the WAZA 78th annual conference in San Diego. Vice President Lori Perkins and Senior Consultant Jackie Ogden, PhD, were joined by Kyle Lundby, PhD, of Global Aspect Human Capital Advisors in a presentation titled “Trends in People and Culture: What the Research Tells Us.” The WAZA conference offered a wonderful opportunity for networking and social connection, and we were fortunate to be able to connect with partners, colleagues, clients, and friends throughout the week.

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Dr. Frederick Lahodny

Even though using “lorem ipsum” often arouses curiosity due to its resemblance to classical Latin, it is not intended to have meaning. Where text is visible in a document, people tend to focus on the textual content rather than upon overall presentation.