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Kandis Neth is an engineer and lifelong learner with a Ba Sc. in chemical engineering, an M. Ed., and is a certified Master Instructor and Adult Educator. She’s worked mainly as a project manager in global engineering organizations and for the last 10 years as a consultant in the industry.
Kandis is an expert in instructional design, development, and professional facilitation, as well as business coaching, team building, project management, and strategic planning – in both public and not-for-profit sectors. In a previous life, Kandis spent 17 years as an Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) with the Alberta College of Paramedics and as a volunteer with the Edmonton Police Service’s Victim Services Unit.
We all learn from each other and consequently build a stronger community! Absolutely well done!!!
I truly do enjoy these sessions – the discussion that is prompted by the breakout rooms is great. I look forward to attending more of these in the future.
This was a fantastic course – one that all young women should take when starting off their careers. I was extremely impressed and will recommend this to other women in my network.
The content delivered through the WinSETT Women’s Leadership Program covers key insights that women can draw on to position themselves as high-value talent. Our participants hold the program in high regard as it provides exceptional nudges to help them advance their careers
Very well done. Don’t want to play favorites but it was the best one yet! I did not think of workplace politics as a positive way to progress forward, so this was eye opening.
The facilitator was very knowledgeable and the workshop was very hands-on Awesome job!
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