Your host, Matthew Pohl, talks with the Founder, Executive and Leadership Coach, Facilitator, and Relationship Builder and Connector of Big Change, Ila Edgar. Ila's journey is a testament to the power of curiosity and a love for listening. Her career began in recruitment at WestJet, a startup airline that provided her with a unique perspective on people and their potential. Over the course of 20 years, Ila honed her skills in recruitment, eventually taking on a senior role at the University of Calgary, where she managed academic recruitment management.
However, it was her serendipitous foray into formal coach training that marked a turning point in her career. Initially aimed at enhancing her leadership skills, this training opened the door to team coaching and a focus on leadership development for small and medium-sized businesses. Ila's approach is deeply human-centric, advocating for authentic leadership that is tailored to the individual.
To learn more about Ila's work, click HERE and HERE.
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