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Gail Case, CAAP
She/Her/Hers Forward Thinking Leader | Ivey Business School EMBA Candidate, Class of 2025
Gail Phillip is an innovative and methodical manager in the entertainment and media industry, with a superb track record of driving profitability through strategic growth. She has successfully managed complex functional projects and ensured brand messages, standards, and communications are effectively implemented. Gail is a turnaround expert who prioritizes stakeholder satisfaction by building strong relationships and providing high-quality results through her strong negotiation skills. She is a motivated team player with exceptional customer service and communication skills, and her professional attitude remains steadfast even under pressure. With her advocacy for women's equality and professional growth, Gail was the Network Manager for the Canadian branch of NABFEME. Gail is now serving as the Client Services Manager at FACTOR, keen to join a company that rewards effort and initiative and prioritizes employee development opportunities.
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I had the pleasure of hearing Jennifer Bernard, the CEO of SickKids Foundation, speak about the Black Experience at the Hospital for Sick Children recently. Alongside Ronni Cohn, the President of The Hospital for Sick Children, they highlighted the incredible advances in health care and the work that still needs to be done to ensure Black patients receive equitable treatment.
My soon to be son-in-law Akeem Gardner, CEO of Canurta Therapeutics, works in this space, and I commend all of you for advocating for the betterment of Black Health for our children.
Echoing the SickKids Foundation, A Better World actively includes members from the Black Community.
Today, my daughter Tyra Dorsey graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University with a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) in Economics and Management Science. We are all, immediate and extended family, incredibly proud of her determination and perseverance. Even when it got tough, she stuck with it. Today, her father and I shed tears of joy, reflecting on our journey from young parents to celebrating our accomplished Graduate. What a blessing!
One down, two more to go! A year from now, my other daughter will earn her Child Development Degree, and I will achieve my EMBA. Remember, it's never too late to start a new career, go back to school or anything else your heart desires. Stick to your Dream!
