Think Leadership. Think Female.

<p>Tammy Heermann is an award-winning leadership expert sought out by some of the world’s top companies for her programs that accelerate women’s advancement. In 2021, she published <i>'</i><a href="https://www.tammyheermann.com/reframeyourstorybook" target="_blank"><i>Reframe Your Story: Real Talk for Women Who Want to Let Go, Do Less and Be More-Together'</i></a><i>, </i>urging women to challenge the current narratives reinforced by society, systems, and those of their own making. For over twenty years, she has helped change thousands of mindsets around what it takes to lead, both self and others. While having an impact in the C-suite, nothing makes her happier than pushing up-and-coming leaders to break through organizational and self-imposed barriers to reach their potential. Tammy transforms her audiences with alternating moments of humor and heartache as she shares stories of her own journey from senior consultant to senior vice president. She is a perennial mentor with Women in Communications and Technology and is also addicted to Peloton, Pilates, and perogies. She lives in Toronto with her husband and daughter.</p><p><strong>Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:</strong></p><ul><li>Tammy Heermann’s leadership development career history</li><li>How Tammy became inspired to promote the advancement of women</li><li>Her moment of revelation about wanting to become an entrepreneur</li><li>Where Canada falls on the gender pay gap scale</li><li>Why the “think manager, think male” mindset needs to change</li><li>How the skill of empathy in women is often misinterpreted </li><li>What the chapter in Tammy’s book about “rule that meeting” is about</li><li>How changing mindsets can lead to success and advancement</li><li>Tammy’s number-one go-to reference book </li></ul><p><strong>In this episode…</strong></p><p>Tammy Heermann has spent twenty-five years in leadership development, from her start as a software trainer to working with a global consulting firm, before she became a leadership entrepreneur. Tammy’s passi