Sarah’s career spans over two decades of leading major social impact initiatives, delivering executive coaching, and teaching public speaking at top institutions. From directing large-scale national operations like Habitat for Humanity Canada’s record-breaking Carter Work Project to managing major community events for the United Way, she brings extensive experience in high-stakes coordination and stakeholder leadership. Today, she serves as an instructor at the University of Toronto’s School of Continuing Studies and acts as a senior facilitator within global learning networks, partnering with organizations like Google, KPMG, and Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst.
Sarah’s superpower is helping professionals find their authentic voice and project executive presence. She believes that effective communication sits at the heart of strong leadership. Moving beyond static presentation techniques, her facilitation creates supportive, high-trust spaces where leaders learn to manage self-sabotaging mindsets, build neural habits using Positive Intelligence principles, and connect head with heart. Her sessions are interactive, practical, and designed to help participants communicate with confidence, clarity, and genuine authority.
Sarah specializes in leadership presence, public speaking, and mental fitness coaching. Drawing on her extensive background in university instruction and corporate training, she excels at equipping executives, entrepreneurs, and internationally educated professionals with essential communication tools. Her core strengths include high-impact workshop delivery, emotional intelligence training, media and speech preparation, and building positive mindset habits that drive long-term professional influence.
