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Moms at Work
Civic and Social Organizations
Toronto, ON 21,244 followers
The world's first professional association for working mothers. Community, Resources, Advocacy.
About us
Moms at Work is Canada’s largest and most trusted community of working moms. Founded by career coach, HR specialist and return-to-work expert Allison Venditti, Moms at Work helps women succeed in their careers by providing training, solutions-focused programming and support.
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https://thisismomsatwork.com/
External link for Moms at Work
- Industry
- Civic and Social Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Toronto, ON
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2018
- Specialties
- Motherhood & Work, Career Change, Parental Leave Policy, Community, and Advocacy
Locations
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Toronto, ON, CA
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Toronto, CA
Employees at Moms at Work
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Kristine Beese
Founder and CEO of Untangle Money | x-RBC CM, x - Scotia GBM, x- BMO CM | Award-winning Speaker
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Marianne Wisenthal
Driving Holistic Wellbeing Solutions | VP, Product (Content) | Expert in Digital Strategy, Team Leadership & Innovation
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Katherine Janson
Strategic Communications Leader | Brand Builder | Health | Science | Social Impact | Behaviour Change
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Jen McCauley
Business Operations | Sports Partnerships | Communications | Project Management
Updates
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But what does Moms at Work DO for advocacy? I took a moment to take a look back at 2024 and make a list of so many things we got accomplished. Grab some hot chocolate and dig into what Moms at Work has done for YOU this year. https://lnkd.in/gqDczZVR
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Did you give birth in 2022 or 2023? We want to hear about your experience! We believe it’s time to update parental leave policies in Canada, and your stories can help make that change happen. Please take a moment to share our survey—and pass it along to your mom groups, Facebook communities, neighbours, patients, or clients. Grab the survey link here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gv97GJJa At Moms at Work, we’re committed to supporting working mothers across Canada, but we can’t do it without you. Let’s work together for better policies!
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Moms at Work needs your help. If you gave birth in 2022 and 2023 in Canada we would like you to tell us about your experience. We believe that government parental leave in Canada needs to be updated and we need your experiences to help us do that. ✅ Complete the survey here: https://lnkd.in/gv97GJJa Moms at Work is dedicated to supporting working mothers in Canada but we can’t do it alone.
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We thought we would have a little fun and share our own Moms at Work 2024 Wrapped! Which slide is your favourite? I'm partial to 3.2 million dollars in salary increases for Collective members. 💅 That's a lot of money in women's pockets. 💰 No matter how you showed up for Moms at Work in 2024, whether that's following us on LinkedIn or being a member of the Collective, we are just so happy you are here. 💕
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Moms at Work needs your help. If you gave birth in 2022 and 2023 in Canada we would like you to tell us about your experience. We believe that government parental leave in Canada needs to be updated and we need your experiences to help us do that. Please share our survey in your moms groups, Facebook groups, with your neighbours and your patients or clients. https://bit.ly/3P1gmHv Moms at Work is dedicated to supporting working mothers in Canada but we can’t do it alone.
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Moms at Work needs your help! If you gave birth in 2022 and 2023 in Canada we would like you to tell us about your experience. We believe that government parental leave in Canada needs to be updated and we need your help and your experiences to help us do that. Moms at Work is dedicated to supporting working mothers in Canada but we can’t do it alone. Please share this post with your networks. https://lnkd.in/eB-UuaKq
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🎅 What would you add? Socks aren't going to cut it this year. 🔥 PS. If we may make a wish list suggestion...consider Career School! We will teach you the skills that will ACTUALLY help you become a leader. https://bit.ly/3OZDlTD
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Time to prepare - 'Circle back after the holidays' season is upon us. For a regular dose of humour and helpful career advice make sure you're subscribed to Notes From the Field, our weekly missive for working mothers. Subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/gkewFBHe
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A reminder to everyone. Moms at Work is a team of women doing all they can to support working mothers. This is hard, exhausting work. Don't make it harder.
Founder - Moms At Work | Career Coach | HR Expert | Globe and Mail Top 50 Changemaker 2022 | Advocate for Pay Transparency and Working Women
There is a person behind every social media account. There is a person on the other end of that email you are sending. A human being with a family, struggles and a bad day. A human who has experienced loss, got yelled at by their dad who they just had to move into long term care, has lost their job and is stressed and scared. Often the strongest/bravest/most inspiring people have the most going on. Just because they hide it better doesn't mean they don't struggle. This is why at Moms at Work I back my team EVERY SINGLE TIME. No one gets to come into our inbox and yell at my people. No one gets to come at us online - we will block you and delete you. But I realized if other women come at us...the organization that is trying it's hardest to support you. What are these people doing to waitresses, nurses, teachers? So when I talk about change and you feel like you can't do anything. You ABSOLUTLEY can. You can not be that person. You can walk away. You can intervene when you see it happening. The world can and will be a better place because of it.