What is a Learning Pathway?
Join a group of like-minded entrepreneurs as you work towards a milestone in your own business. This program is designed to incorporate the wealth of knowledge from our Subject Matter Experts as well as provide a connection for networking with businesses that are going through the same growth stage as yourself.
Leadership Learning Pathway: The Structure of Effective Leadership
Do you want to elevate your leadership acumen and implement a toolset that will propel your business forward?
Effective leaders are good engineers! This 11-week online series of recorded workshops and live, online working groups will illustrate the structure, process and tools of effective leadership. You will learn how to implement a reliable blueprint in your business that will proactively guide your team to achieve predictable and elevated business results.
Jan. 23 – April 3, 2025 ( working groups will be held biweekly on Thursdays) 9:00 – 10:15 a.m. (PT)
Presented by: Denise MacDonald and Steve Fisher
Applications close January 13th. Apply today!
Denise MacDonald
Like a true entrepreneur, Denise is excited about blazing a trail, building something from nothing, and uplifting others in the process. She has art for conceptualizing ideas and the vision and determination to bring them to fruition.
With a degree in Accounting and later a diploma in HR Management and Marketing from Cornell University/Johnson Graduate School of Management, Denise combines her education and training with over 20 years of direct experience in business leadership and strategic management.
Steve Fisher
As a CEO and organizational leader, Steve has been accountable for success in; high-tech, oil field services, accommodations, retail, rental, events, and many things in between. These experiences were incredibly valuable and provided the base knowledge for his current business consulting work. He can understand the challenges of scaling a business because he has lived through them.
Steve is now raising his family in the Slocan Valley, building a family farm and try to help where he can. He believes that it takes a village to raise a child and it takes a network to build a business.
