Marie-Claude is a devoted client manager who has a proven track record in successfully driving projects to completion on time and on budget. She believes in clear and honest communication and working with clients to develop a respectful and successful relationship. Marie-Claude started her career in Quebec City working as online marketing manager for Cossette Communications Marketing pioneering the integration of online marketing into the global marketing campaigns. Her work brought her to Toronto, Ontario where she continued to work in the online space joining MSN Canada in 1999 as a content manager for the portal. She worked for 8 years at Microsoft where she developed her skills as a product and partner manager.
Marie-Claude is now working for Epiphany Coaches as a program manager and has also completed her CTI Co-Active Training Program. She is fluent in both French and English.
Over the last four years, Marie-Claude has been involved in raising money for the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation as well as the Canadian Cancer Society.
We were a group of coaches talking about leadership at a retreat this summer and as we were talking about “what defines good leadership”. We were listing the attributes of a good leader and I couldn’t help but think to myself…hmmm – sounds like parenting to me!
Leadership has changed over the years and will
My friend, who is only 38 and just had her second baby, ended up on the operating table for life-saving open heart surgery. I was visiting her when the surgeon walked in. As I was shaking his hand, I couldn’t help but to be completely star struck. Here are the hands that were in my
I received an email with some quotes from Maya Angelou. This one really hit home for me: “I’ve learned that you can tell a lot about a person by the way he/she handles these three things: a rainy day, lost luggage and tangled Christmas tree lights.”
I love this quote and I think it to
Before taking my coaching courses, I never gave much thought about what my values were. I remember that my parents taught me right from wrong and being raised in Quebec, we did go to Church on Sunday where I learned about being nice to others, sharing, helping people, etc. I thought those were my only
"Coaching was definitely beneficial to me. It opens your eyes to relationship building and not expending energy on things that don’t matter. If one is going to succeed in business it’s important that dealings with others go well. Coaching will polish up style, identify your strengths, and turns your weaknesses into opportunities that can be better controlled. How you present yourself in conversations with others is connected to how you would frame up your vested interests. Coaching will help you accomplish this. The process was hands on and gives you the opportunity to discuss any business related problems. I highly recommend it."
