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By Women's Executive NetworkMay 9, 2013
Recently at a WXN Breakfast in Calgary, 2007 WXN Top 100 Hall of Fame inductee and Corporate Director Kathleen Sendall was interviewed by WXN founder, Pamela Jeffery as they delved into a variety of questions. We think Kathy’s ‘Top 10’ list makes pretty good sense and is also a great conversation starter. Here are Kathy’s ‘Top 10’: 1. Never give up the search for the perfect mascara. 2. Never lose your sense of humour and ability to laugh, especially at yourself. 3. Listen - learn to keep your mouth shut and control your temper. Recent Posts
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Conversations with the Top 100 - Christine Power
Conversations with the Top 100 By Chris PowerJanuary 3, 2012
Conversations with the Top 100 offers a peek into the personas behind the powerful women in our community. A Conversation with Christine Power, President and CEO, Capital District Health Authority: Â WXN: Do you Tweet? Lurk? Who do you most enjoy following? |
Title: President and CEO Designation: Organization: Capital District Health Authority Chris Power began her health care career as a frontline nurse. In the 30 years since, she has served in progressively more responsible leadership roles, both in Halifax and at Trillium Health Centre in Ontario, always maintaining the passion and compassion that led her to health care. In 2006, Chris became president and CEO of Capital Health where she provides strategic leadership to an organization that serves the health needs of the residents of Halifax Regional Municipality and West Hants, and patients throughout the Maritimes. Chris holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Mount Saint Vincent University and a Masters in Health Services Administration from Dalhousie University. She is a Certified Health Executive with the Canadian College of Health Service Executives, and holds a Fellowship in Management for Executive Nurses from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. In 2003, she received the Award for Excellence and Innovation from the Canadian College of Health Services Executives, and in 2007 received an Award of Excellence from the Halifax Progress Club. In 2007, 2008 and 2009, she was named one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women in the Public Sector Category. In 2010, she was named one of the Top 50 CEO’s in Atlantic Canada. Chris’s love of family, strong faith and gift of singing keep her grounded in what’s important. Posts (1)
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