Trailblazing Executive Sheelagh Whittaker Launches Memoir on Breaking the Glass Ceiling
Toronto, ON — Canadian business icon Sheelagh Whittaker has unveiled her latest work, Through the Glass Ceiling: Reflections on Feminism from the C-Suite (Sutherland House Experts), offering readers an insightful and personal look at gender equality and leadership in the corporate world.
Whittaker, celebrated as the first woman to lead a Toronto Stock Exchange-listed company, draws from her illustrious career, which spans federal antitrust investigations, management consulting, and executive roles at CBC, Cancom, and EDS across Canada, Australia, and the UK. Her journey from groundbreaking achievements to earning the title of a “professional breath of fresh air” forms the foundation of this compelling narrative.
Through a mix of personal anecdotes, historical analysis, and practical guidance, Whittaker sheds light on the challenges and triumphs of navigating male-dominated corporate spaces. Key takeaways from the memoir include:
- Practical strategies for aspiring leaders facing systemic barriers
- Personal insights into feminism’s evolution within corporate culture
- Candid reflections on professional successes, setbacks, and growth
Advance praise for the memoir highlights its wit, wisdom, and relatability. York University President Rhonda Lenton described it as “Sheelagh’s personal story presented with a good dose of humor,” while Jack Mintz, President’s Fellow at the University of Calgary, commended it as “a great read to learn how the glass ceiling can be broken.”
Whittaker’s narrative balances humor and honesty, making it both an inspiring call to action for women leaders and an insightful guide for those aspiring to transform corporate culture.
The book is now available for pre-order on Amazon Canada and promises to resonate with leaders and feminists alike, empowering readers to challenge norms and embrace their full potential.
For more information or to secure a copy of Through the Glass Ceiling: Reflections on Feminism from the C-Suite, visit Amazon Canada.
Toronto, ON — Canadian business icon Sheelagh Whittaker has unveiled her latest work, Through the Glass Ceiling: Reflections on Feminism from the C-Suite (Sutherland House Experts), offering readers an insightful and personal look at gender equality and leadership in the corporate world.
Whittaker, celebrated as the first woman to lead a Toronto Stock Exchange-listed company, draws from her illustrious career, which spans federal antitrust investigations, management consulting, and executive roles at CBC, Cancom, and EDS across Canada, Australia, and the UK. Her journey from groundbreaking achievements to earning the title of a “professional breath of fresh air” forms the foundation of this compelling narrative.
Through a mix of personal anecdotes, historical analysis, and practical guidance, Whittaker sheds light on the challenges and triumphs of navigating male-dominated corporate spaces. Key takeaways from the memoir include:
- Practical strategies for aspiring leaders facing systemic barriers
- Personal insights into feminism’s evolution within corporate culture
- Candid reflections on professional successes, setbacks, and growth
Advance praise for the memoir highlights its wit, wisdom, and relatability. York University President Rhonda Lenton described it as “Sheelagh’s personal story presented with a good dose of humor,” while Jack Mintz, President’s Fellow at the University of Calgary, commended it as “a great read to learn how the glass ceiling can be broken.”
Whittaker’s narrative balances humor and honesty, making it both an inspiring call to action for women leaders and an insightful guide for those aspiring to transform corporate culture.
The book is now available for pre-order on Amazon Canada and promises to resonate with leaders and feminists alike, empowering readers to challenge norms and embrace their full potential.
For more information or to secure a copy of Through the Glass Ceiling: Reflections on Feminism from the C-Suite, visit Amazon Canada.
