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I speak to organizations about what actually moves women forward: mentorship and sponsorship, confidence built through action, and the networks that make careers and businesses possible.

More than 30 years in leadership. SVP Business Development, Western Canada at IG Wealth Management, and Chair of IG Women, Wealth & Wellbeing.

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Esther Findlay speaking at a podium.

Topics

What I speak about

Each of these can be shaped into a keynote, a workshop or a conversation, depending on your audience and the time you have.

Formats & events

Where I speak

From a thirty-minute keynote to a half-day workshop. I moderate panels as readily as I speak from the stage.

For organizers

What to expect

01

A conversation first

I will want to understand your audience and what you need them to leave with before we agree on a topic.

02

Tailored, not off the shelf

Talks are shaped to your organization and the moment your people are in, not delivered from a fixed script.

03

Something they can use

Every session ends with actions people can use on Monday. Where it fits, the audience leaves with a challenge to work through.

Esther Findlay on stage at a women’s event, shown on the room’s screens.
An audience seated at round tables watching Esther Findlay speak.
Esther Findlay on a panel of three speakers at an IG Private Wealth Management event.
Panel discussion, IG Private Wealth Management
Esther Findlay with a fellow speaker on stage at a conference in Vancouver.
Conference appearance, Vancouver

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Speaker one-sheet

A downloadable PDF with biography, topics and technical requirements.

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Past events & audiences

Event history will be listed here rather than described in advance.

Speaker request

Book me to speak

Tell me about your event. The more you can say about the audience and what you want them to leave with, the better I can shape it.

Not sure of the details yet? Send what you know. A rough date, who is in the room, and what you want them to leave with is enough to start the conversation.
  • Conferences and industry events
  • Corporate and leadership programs
  • Women’s networks and employee resource groups
  • Entrepreneurship and small business events
  • Community and non-profit events
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