Marissa TeeterGuestMarissa, it is so exciting to be able to have a conversation in real life together about all the good work that you're up to these days and things that are top of mind for you.
And it was one of those moments where we needed to hit record like three hours ago to capture the pre-conversation.
It was amazing to see you on such a huge stage across Canada hosting the Art of Leadership.
So congratulations on that and seeing you in your element as an emcee and just how you're able to do that.
So tell us about that and what other things that you're up to these days.

It's so much fun to be on stage, but to make other people feel comfortable on that stage.

And getting on that stage and facilitating conversations, connection, looking out into an audience and seeing the nodding and people get it.

And then all of a sudden they write something down and, you know, the takeaway.
Marissa, it is so exciting to be able to have a conversation in real life together about all the good work that you're up to these days and things that are top of mind for you.
And it was one of those moments where we needed to hit record like three hours ago to capture the pre-conversation.
It was amazing to see you on such a huge stage across Canada hosting the Art of Leadership.
So congratulations on that and seeing you in your element as an emcee and just how you're able to do that.
So tell us about that and what other things that you're up to these days.

It's so much fun to be on stage, but to make other people feel comfortable on that stage.

And getting on that stage and facilitating conversations, connection, looking out into an audience and seeing the nodding and people get it.

And then all of a sudden they write something down and, you know, the takeaway.
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