Janet C.

Janet passionately inspires potential as a speaker, Passion Map facilitator, coach and writer. Through her company, she delivers keynotes and Passion Maps designed to embrace and inspire your passion, purpose and personal leadership.

She draws on her extensive professional and personal life experiences in her work. Between the business world, family, and personal experiences, Janet considers herself well educated in the school of life. She utilizes a blend of wisdom, humour and passion to go beyond the "feel good" and create an impact that will leave a lasting impression and inspire individual potential. Janet focuses on providing clarity, practical tools and techniques, and processes that participants can incorporate into their daily lives to create the life and success that they desire.

Janet's varied professional background includes management, training and facilitation, sales, personnel and customer service. She is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario and is an accredited Passion Map facilitator.

Janet is a member of the following professional organisations:

• Canadian Association of Professional Speakers
• London Chamber of Commerce
• Better Business Bureau of Western Ontario
• International Association of Coaches
• International Coaching Federation
• and a number of local business and professional groups

She is completing the Professional Certified Coach Program through the International Coaching Academy. Janet has completed 3rd Degree Reiki. She and her husband have 4 adult children and 8 grandchildren, and Janet is quick to point out that she is a young grandma.

Janet has been formally recognised for her leadership and performance by:

• REALTY WORLD Corporation as President’s Circle Club Award, Manager of the Year (Ontario), 1994 and 1995
• Kelly Services as an Elite Employee
• Canadian Diabetes Association in her role as a Regional Manager

She was selected as the Showcase Speaker by the Southwestern Ontario chapter of the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers to represent them at the 2004 National Convention in Toronto.