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“Leadership is about making others better as Publisher Message .......................2 Jennifer Brown-Flewelling .......14 Coaching/Speaking
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that impact lasts in your absence.” Joanne Kirk ................................15 Nola Peacock .............................29
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I’ve enjoyed my cake and shared every delicious moment Jeff B Photography ......................5 Fifth Avenue Collection
W with a community of incredible business leaders. Many Gems for Gems .........................31
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women entrepreneurs who help shape the lives of others, provide expertise, Miko Photography .........................6 NV Fashions Consultants/Training
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I’ve learned what it means to be a leader through the businesswomen I have come to know,
whose inspiration to do what they do comes from a deep-seated passion for serving. That Jean Muir ...................................12 Yolany Benavides .......................14 Katrina Breau ............................38
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teams, delegate, and encourage creative problem-solving. Astutely recognizing they don’t have
all the answers, strong leaders lean on their advisors and masterminds, tapping into the collective
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I’ve learned the act of giving is the lifeblood for both charitable work and business. In my 14-year
career in the not-for-profit sector, my job was to raise funds to support individuals in need in our
community. Charities belong to a world where purpose is the driving force, and people do what they do EDITOR PRINTER
for the love of the job. Successful people in business have purpose-driven plans and strategies upholding PHOTOGRAPHER
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I sincerely appreciate all the support and encouragement I have received. You have been my mentors,
my comrades, and my friends. We’ve weathered the economic storm in Alberta and navigated the Next Home
uncertainty of the pandemic, and we did it as a community! JANA JACKIE ALEX
This edition of Womanition Alberta South signifies a new chapter in my life as I stepdown from MIKO QUANTZ FAVRET
publishing this magazine to pursue other passions. I want to thank everyone who has touched Womanition® Inc. is published annually. Womanition® magazine reserves the right to edit all material submitted for publication. The article represents the views and opinions
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