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Amy Clarke

Administrative Assistant at Toronto Western Hospital (Temporary Source Inc.)

Amy Clarke is an individual with a strong educational background, having studied Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.), Primary/Junior at University of Toronto - Ontario Institute for Studies in Education and Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) - Honours, Biology at McMaster University.

Amy has gained professional experience in various organizations, including working as an Administrative Assistant at The Temmy Latner Centre for Palliative Care, as an Administrative Assistant in the Neuropsychiatry Clinic at Toronto Western Hospital through Temporary Source Inc., and as an Administrative/Executive Assistant at Grand Challenges Canada.

In addition to her roles in healthcare and non-profit sectors, Amy has also held positions in marketing, customer service, and office administration, including roles such as Marketing Coordinator at Kronos, Executive Assistant at 1080HQ Technologies Inc., Customer Service Representative at SunProject Toro Inc., and Office Administrator/Customer Service Representative at Toro Shading Solutions Inc.

Amy Clarke's diverse professional background showcases her adaptability and skills in different work environments, making her a versatile and experienced professional with a wide range of expertise.

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Aug 29 · linkedin

For all UK based #BCorps CEOs, CFOs, and Founders, at the B Lab UK B Corps Louder Than Words festival in Oxford on September 10th at 1510hrs, the sublimely experienced and wonderful Anuradha Chugh (ex CEO Pukka herbs) and I are running an event about how to to engage investors and work with finance as you grow your businesses.

We will be joined by public market, and private market investors and CEOs with experience of engaging with both! Simon King Jonathan Murphy Eva-Maria Dimitriadis and Mark Cuddigan form the dream team and have kindly agreed to share wisdom and insight alongside Anu and I.

Now is the time for us to have this conversation. If we want to change the world, we have to change how we engage with finance and how they engage with us. Together we make a powerful force. Let's harness it for the collective good.   Come and join us. Tickets available below.   The subtle art of swiping right: Investors, investees and the art of embracing mission September 10th, 1510hrs Hosted by: Tribe Impact Capital, B Lab UK Board Venue: Mathematical Institute Lecture Theatre L3   Spread the word! And come armed with questions 😊

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Oct 31 · linkedin

Greed. Apathy. Indifference. Hate. Denial. Disavowel. Judgement. Ego. Anger. Jealousy. Bitterness. Grief. Rage. Revenge. Inaction.

What do all these things have in common?

They’re all forms of fear - those negative emotions that left unchallenged can spiral out of control.

When this happen they can become weapons of mass destruction, capable of wreaking total devastation.

How do we tackle them? By giving them voice. Voice gives us agency to listen to where they’ve come from, to better understand the drivers for them.

But don’t just invite them to the conversation. Invite hope, love, empathy, joy, gratitude and serenity. These are the emotions that best serve us when the others start to run riot. They create balance, harmony and perspective. They calm and slow us down. They allow us to see and understand more and make better decisions. For us. For everyone.

The world needs us all to be at our very best. We are surrounded by conflict and chaos wherever we look. It can feel and can be overwhelming.

As humans, however, we have superpowers. It is in our abilities to talk and to listen. With respect and in the hope of learning. Different perspectives and different opinions challenge us to be our best selves. Raising our voices to ‘win an argument’ means we have failed. Listen harder. Choose words more wisely. Find common ground. Solve.

The world needs us to lead by example. It’s not easy. Negative emotions are like atom bombs in their energy. They can wrap themselves around you and fool you into thinking they are a form of comfort and protection. It takes courage to recognise this and strength to move beyond. Friendship helps us do this.

None of us is perfect, we are all works in progress. That being said, let us start trying to be friends rather than enemies. Nothing is impossible when our hearts are given the chance to lead. It is our heart that houses the strongest emotion of all, the quantum weapon of mass evolution: love.

As the mighty Maxi Jazz said ‘Enemies becoming friends, When bitterness ends….. Respect, love, compassion’.

We are all brothers and sisters and should be united in our humanity 🙏🏻

#communication #empathy #unity

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