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Our Team
Kathleen Redmond, MA, is a passionate advocate of healthy workplace communication. Kathleen has spent over 25 years working in a variety of positions including management, college professor and university lecturer. For the past fourteen years she has travelled North America working in the heart of industry; speaking, training, and coaching in the domain of communication skills. Her book Rules of Engagement for Communicating at Work, puts inside-out leadership (character) at the heart of the matter. Her clients include Canadian Revenue Agency, Ministry of Colleges and Universities, Labatt Breweries, Siemens Westinghouse, Cara Operations, Town of Aurora, Town of Parry Sound and Community Living.
Click to view Kathleen's full biography in Adobe .pdf
Click to view Lois' full biography in Adobe .pdf
“The years have passed quickly,” said Mr. Cousens. “I look forward to continued involvement in our community and to working with my colleagues on many ongoing projects which develop in Markham and throughout our province and country." Don Cousens is available to work with Elected Officials and Government Staff Leaders. Click to view Don's full biography in Adobe .pdf
Fred’s work with the Centre for Character Leadership focuses on the education sector. He supports educational leaders to infuse character attributes into their organization, manage “bullying behaviour” using the most current research and practices and develop high performing teams. Fred is a Senior Consultant of The Centre for Character
Leadership. Following a successful career in two different school boards as
classroom teacher, guidance counsellor, department head, vice-principal and then
secondary school principal, Fred now has system-wide responsibility for
coordinating the Bullying Prevention Planning work of a large urban school
board.
Click to view Fred's full biography in Adobe .pdf
John brings a wealth of public and private sector experience to the Centre. John has been a lawyer in private practice from 1974 to 1999 where he was a partner in a seven lawyer Newmarket law firm. From 1999 onwards John has been involved in the Municipal sector with the Towns of Newmarket, East Gwillimbury and Aurora first as a lawyer and then as Chief Administrative Officer in East Gwillimbury and Aurora. John has been active in his community including being elected
to the Town of Georgina Council four times from 1978 to 1988, first as a Ward
Councillor for two terms and then Mayor for two terms. John has also been
President of the York Region Law Association, York Region District Health
Council, York Region Abuse Program, Co-Chair of the Central LHIN Diversity and
Inclusivity Advisory Group and most recently Chair of the United Way of York
Region. Click to view John's full biography in Adobe .pdf
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