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Let’s go for a walk together. 💃🏻

We would like to invite you to join us to go on what we call a “Walky Talky”.

How it works: We pair you and another walker and give you each 30 minutes to help the other unstick something about their professional or personal lives. How should you ask for that promotion? What should you tell that friend who’s too needy? Are you on the right track with that side hustle? Nothing’s off limits here.

The goal is simple: To move your body to fuel your mind, connect more fully with yourself—and others—by connecting with the world outside. Studies show you’re twice as creative while out walking as you are slumped behind your desk. And you need those big ideas to make the most of your big life.

We like to think of ourselves as a new kind of go outside and play. We believe that relationships are most important in our lives 🤝 and that unlikely mashups create new perspectives and opportunities. #relationshipsarethetruecurrency

Guest leader: Jill Earthy
Jill Earthy is CEO of Women’s Enterprise Centre, a non-profit organization supporting women entrepreneurs with loans, education, mentorship and advisory services across BC. Jill is passionate about accelerating the advancement of women leaders and entrepreneurs. She was formerly the Head of Female Funders empowering female leaders to invest in early-stage companies, and was Chief Growth Officer of FrontFundr, an online investment platform bridging the gap between entrepreneurs and investors. She has successfully built two companies nationally and sold them, and then spent 8 years in leadership roles in the non-profit sector supporting entrepreneurs including as CEO of The Forum (formerly FWE) and Regional Director of Futurpreneur. She is a community leader and active mentor, currently serving on the national Boards of Sustainable Development Technology Canada, Women Entrepreneur Organizations of Canada (WEOC) and The Forum. She is Co-Founder of the WEB Alliance, a collective of Women’s Business networks in BC and Co-Chairs the annual We for She Conference supporting the economic advancement of women. Jill was recently recognized by the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion award as a Community Champion, by Business in Vancouver as an Influential Woman in Business, by WXN as one the Top 100 most powerful women in Canada and by Vancouver Magazine as one of the Power 50.