Founder of Lindsay Mills Coaching, www.lindsaymillscoaching.ca, Lindsay Mills is an experienced Life Coach and Adult Educator who draws upon her life and life experiences to educate others along their journey.
From a very young age, Lindsay enjoyed being reliable, dependable and of service to others. She was a part of student councils, art clubs, the school band, and always willing to volunteer her time to help others.
2001 was a year of growth for Lindsay, she began what would become her career with the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) where she has worked for the past 20 years. Most life-changing was the birth of her first son which led her into the world of adoption and brought experiences she and her family continue to experience and explore daily.
Lindsay underwent bariatric surgery in 2008 and refers to it as one of the best decisions of her life. Over the next 3 years she married, bought a house, gave birth to her second son, and separated from her partner. After the separation, Lindsay lived as a single mom working to support her family.
She met a man in 2017 who met her at every level, though the relationship itself was toxic. They continued in an unhealthy love/hate relationship for 2 years and 5 days until his passing. With the pandemic on the heels of this loss, suddenly all those experiences and many others, that she had spent her 38 years on earth avoiding, were in her face and caused a lump at the back of her throat that she couldn’t swallow. She knew deep down it was time for her to do some work!
Lindsay began her journey by reading and listening to book after book about finding her passion and achieving goals. She was listening to one of her favourite authors/motivational speakers host a live coaching session when she was gobsmacked, the participant in the coaching session was exactly like her – right down to the psychology they had both studied but not completed in university! Mel Robbins suggested to that woman that coaching might be the path for her…this sent Lindsay on a mission to learn more about coaching and just like that, she found the passion she had been looking for.
Lindsay shares her journey because she is not perfect, life is not perfect and that’s ok! When coaching and educating people she firmly believes her experiences are more important than any textbook, workshop, or course.
Lindsay has studied Psychology and is a Certified True Colors Facilitator. She is also certified by the CGLCC (Canadian Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce) as a Diversity & Inclusion facilitator, certified by Transformation Academy as a Life Coach specializing in Goal Success, Happiness and Life Purpose Coaching, and the 1st Life Coach & Adult Educator to be Rainbow Registered (https://www.cglcc.ca/programs/rainbow-registered/).
In her spare time, Lindsay enjoys travelling, spending time with her family, and learning new things.
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Marie Goff, Brig. Gen. USA Ret. began her career as a writer, photographer, and public speaker after serving for more than 37 years in the military.
Marie’s travel stories and images have appeared in online publications such as Military Living, Adventuress Travel Magazine, Triptipedia, and The Southern Edge Magazine.
She made history in 2011 when she became the first woman to achieve the rank of Brigadier General in the South Carolina National Guard. Since retiring in 2015, she appeared in the South Carolina ETV documentary “We Have a Story to Tell: 350 Years of the South Carolina National Guard.”
Her civilian and military education includes a bachelor’s degree in Sociology, Lander University; a master’s degree in Computer & Information Resource Management, Webster University; and a master’s degree in Strategic Studies from the U.S. Army War College. She was awarded the Legion of Merit, Superior Civilian Service Award, and an Honorary Doctorate.
Marie publishes travel and human-interest stories and images as a freelance writer, photographer, and public speaker. She also publishes blogs and gallery images on her website and social media at Travel Notes and Storytelling. She is married to Eddie Goff, Colonel, USA Ret.
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Sarah is a skilled wordsmith with book, magazine and digital content copy editing and proofreading experience. Working freelance as a proofreader for Elsevier since 2008, she held roles in Sydney in the medical sector for many years and moved to Spain with her family in 2018. Sarah launched her full-time freelance editorial business in March 2020 and has not looked back! She works for Quality Proofreading UK on academic papers, the RCPA in Sydney on the journal Pathology, the Upwork platform on a wide variety of content and the Reedsy platform on book manuscripts (https://reedsy.com/sarah-newton-john)
Sarah offers you:
- Thorough copy editing of your text to improve readability and flow
- Revisions of spelling, punctuation, grammar, lexical choice and syntax
- Rewriting and fact-checking if required
- A creative polish of your text that enhances the aims and objectives of your writing
She holds a BA (Hons) in English Literature from the University of Sydney, a Postgraduate Diploma in Librarianship from University of New South Wales, and a Proofreading Certificate from The Proofreading Academy.
When not editing the work of others, she enjoys writing, reading, and her dogs and cat.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-newton-john-1b85ab38/
Women’s Networking Association Member, Sarah Newton-John, can be found on the Association Directory, where she is looking forward to networking with you.
Connie Krupp is a highly sought-after Master Certified Health and Life Coach. As the helm of Wellness4lifecoaching, she helps clients to change the habits and thought patterns in their lives that are holding them back from their goals. She works closely with each client, giving them tools to unlock their potential and step into full alignment across every area of their lives.
After tragedy took the life of her son, Connie took stock of her journey in life and decided to redirect her career. She transitioned from social work and substance abuse counseling into career coaching, and knew she had found her passion. She went back to school and received Master Certification in Health and Life Coaching, and has come into her own, supporting and cheering her clients to stretch beyond their comfort zones and achieve their dreams.
Connie offers potential new clients a complimentary 1-hour Discovery Session via phone or Zoom, to uncover each person’s vision is for their life, career, relations and health, and what’s currently impeding them from success. The process is fun, easy and relaxing, and guaranteed to deliver some powerful breakthroughs. She is proud to help people get excited about their work, life and projects again, and credits her success to dedication, focus and drive.
Women’s Networking Association Member Connie Krupp can be found on the Association Directory, where she is looking forward to networking with you.
Dr. Rebecca Calder is Director and Founder of Kore Global Consulting, https://www.koreglobal.org. She brings passion and rigor to the challenges of increasing gender equality and advancing social inclusion.
Rebecca co-founded Kore Global Consulting in 2019. Her company is a feminist women led-consultancy practice, launched with her friend and business partner Emily Boost. In 2015 Rebecca’s work with adolescent girls was featured in Vanity Fair, and in 2021 Rebecca was named as one of the hundred most influential people in gender policy by Apolitical.
Rebecca holds a PhD in anthropology and almost three decades of policy and field experience in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Pacific. As a feminist anthropologist, Rebecca applies her deep contextual understanding of intersectional identities and power dynamics, social and gender norms, and political economy issues to her work leading research, training, evaluations, designs, strategy development, and project implementation. She is increasingly marrying her ethnographic expertise with participatory design to create innovative and better ways to understand the barriers to and opportunities for greater equality and inclusion, and to apply this in the co-creation of solutions. Rebecca’s thought leadership in the sphere of girls’ and women’s empowerment has produced a significant body of cutting-edge analysis that has informed programming and policy for bilateral and multilateral agencies, country governments, non-profits, and the private sector.
Through the provision of strategic, evidence-based and creative counsel, she has supported over 100 social impact enterprises across the world deepen their impact on women, girls and other underserved populations; supported the development of more impactful feminist advocacy and movement building strategies; and strengthened local qualitative research capacity in numerous countries across East Africa and South and South East Asia.
She brings her passion and experience to her company leadership and to her work with partners and communities. Rebecca is a Board Member of KadAfrica, a social impact enterprise that works with Ugandan adolescent girls and young women. In her spare time she enjoys reading, hiking, climbing, travel, and spending time with family and friends.
Women’s Networking Association Member, Rebecca Calder, can be found on the Association Directory, where she is looking forward to networking with you.
