Ep 20: Pt. 2 - Why Conscious Economics Is The Leadership Style Of The Future, With Rhiannon Rosalind

💡 Do you know how deeply rooted the lack of inclusion and representation is in corporate leadership and why this is detrimental to the growth of community building in companies, then this episode is for you? We continue our theme of ‘Leadership & Advocacy’ for this week of The Transform Your Confidence Show with part 2 entitled: “Why Conscious Economics Is The Leadership Style Of The Future.” --- The President, CEO, and Owner of The Economic Club of Canada, Rhiannon Rosalind, joins me to dive deep. Here’s what to expect in part 2 of our conversation: ✅ We deep dive areas where conscious economics isn’t at play and, as such, is having devastating effects on society. One such effect is She-session, where the advancement of gender-eq has seen a serious step back since the advent of 'rona last year. ✅ We talk about how conscious economics can be incorporated to mitigate the growth of gender disparity in the workplace. ✅ The power dynamic that has white men sitting at the top of the food chain and black women sitting at the very bottom. ✅ I ask Rhiannon what women in leadership roles can do right now to push the agenda for more representation. ✅ How male leaders can create allyship to help amplify the efforts of their female counterparts. ✅ And how to access learning about and implementing the conscious economics style of leadership into the workplace, so as to ensure that what is being built is a place that everyone wants to advocate for. --- Here’s a bit about Rhiannon: 💎 In addition to being the President, CEO, and Owner of The Economic Club of Canada, Rhiannon is also the Founder of The Jr. Economic Club of Canada, and the CEO and Co-Founder of The Global Institute for Conscious Economics (GICE), where she is redefining what it means to be a corporate leader. 💎 She is passionate about highlighting the most important issues of our time, which include creating a more prosperous and equal future for everyone. 💎 She is a tireless advocate for youth, having developed seven national programs under the Jr.