Tweet The Leader In You

Tweet the leader in You Podcast is committed to bringing valuable leaders to our platform. The next few episodes will focus on bringing Black Female Entrepreneurs who are doing amazing things in the community. In this episode, we had the opportunity to interview Tia Upshaw. Tia has been on the podcast before and we enjoy her energy and the passion she brings. Tia shares a bit of her journey with u...

Listening For Impactful Connection

Peter Owusu is a passionate innovator and we had the amazing opportunity to talk to him about innovation. Peter shares his story with us on how he got his passion for community and innovation from his parents. This episode explains Peters's passion for connecting with people and how humility plays a role in understanding the community and the work.

Human Approach

Jonah Senyange is a passionate Diversity and inclusion expert. In this episode, we had the opportunity to sit and learn different strategies on how to work with diverse people. Jonah shares his passion for community and it has helped him. We thank Jonah for his many years of experience in this field, we know this work is not easy and appreciate his expertise.

Tia Upshaw is a passionate and motivated founder of Black Women in Excellence, an organization that strives to help women succeed in their passion for entrepreneurship. Tia shares her passion on why it is important to hold on to hope and believe in yourself to move to the Top. We had the opportunity to hear Tia’s story and we were so moved by how far she has come.  

Why Do We Need Community?

April Adams is an Indigenous Talent Advisor with the federal government. We learned about April's passion for community and how we should connect with the community from a human approach. April also gave an educational moment on the history of Indigenous culture and practices. April has a course she develops that focuses on cultural thinking and we were excited to hear her share her passion for th...

Episode 57: Dr. Wendy Mackey

Episode 56: Dwayne Provo-Associate Deputy Minister of African Nova Scotian Affairs, Sierra Cox, Fiona Niomane, Jordan Alders

Episode 55: DeRico Symonds and Kayla Borden

Episode 54: Kardeisha Provo and Trevor Silver

Episode 53: Imarion Hounsell

Episode 52: Mo Belleus

Episode 51: Tamara Steele

Episode 50: Bria Miller

Robert Wright is an advocate, educator and leader in justice. We had the amazing opportunity to listen to Robert's session points and passion he will bring to the summit. Robert works in social work and has experience in assisting people going through mental health , child welfare to name a few.  Templeton Sawyer @tylersawyer2425

Jessica Bowden is an amazing leader in youth development. As CEO of Teens Now Talk, Ms. B some call her is passionate to advocate and see youth at the front. She shares her connection on how she brings youth together and we look forward to having some of those youth on the podcast very soon.  Templeton Sawyer @tylersawyer2425

We at TWEET the leader Podcast always welcome industry leaders to share their passion. We have the amazing opportunity to connect with the VP of TD Bank Shawnnette. Shawnnette shares her support for the summit and what it means to her. Being the only Black female in TD Bank Executive, we connect with Shawnette to learn more about what she brings to the table.  Templeton Sawyer @tylersawyer242...

Vanessa Hartley is an amazing leader and youth. Vanessa had an amazing role to play at the Summit as a KeyNote along with Madame Michaëlle Jean (27th Governor General of Canada). Vanessa Shares her passion for why young people should be in space and it benefits them. Vanessa continues to build her passion in advocacy areas which is expressed in the episode.  Templeton Sawyer @tylersawyer2425

Sylvia Parris Drummond is the CEO of Delmore Buddy Daye Learning Institute. We had the amazing opportunity to connect with her on what this summit means to her and how this will help the communities to build their perspective to another level. Sylvia shares how amazing it is to see different cultures and backgrounds in one space and the TIME is NOW which is the motto of the summit.  Templeton...

Vanessa Fells is the Co-Chair for the National Black Canadian Summit, we had the amazing opportunity to connect with her and hear the passion she lives within as an African Nova Scotian. Advocating is important to Vanessa and through this episode she shares her passion towards that. Togetherness is one part of this episode and Vanessa expresses that through her message shared here.  Templeton...

The National Black Canadians Summit #NBCS2022, powered by the Michaëlle Jean Foundation, is aligned with the three pillars of the International Decade (2015-2024) for People of African Descent: Recognition, Justice, Development. It is a major mobilization event, bringing together Black Canadians from all ages, sectors and walks of life to share their experiences, raise awareness and spark an inclu...

Leaders with a Healthy Mindset Part 2

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