Dionne England | SpeakerHub

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Bio

Dionne England is a published Author, Coach and Business Consultant located in Toronto, Ontario Canada. Dionne’s literature focuses on her unique perspective on doing our best work and leadership for professionals in large organizations. She challenges mainstream perspectives and connects on a raw level with her readers by continually delivering thought-provoking reading experiences flavoured with her irreverent humour.

Dionne helps today's corporate professional to take control of their work life and create an environment where they can do their best work and feel more fulfilled.

Current position (3)

Executive Coach

Self-Employed

Senior Business Consultant

DWS Consulting Inc

Author

DWS Consulting Inc

Degrees (1)

MBA

Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto.

2003 to 2006

Presentations

Presentations (3)

How To Stay On Your Game.

The ability to thrive in the pursuit of those ideals we have made our mission, and consequently becoming one with those ideals is a skill whose nuances need be sought and cadences mastered. For if we set out on a mission, to all it may be, we might as well give it our entirety, executing those goals contained in them with a pinch of grace & style, for how else can we Stay On Top of Our Game?

Trust Is A Corporate Superpower.

Trust is a formidable bridge that connects minds and souls on a place of depth far removed from what superficiality has afforded us. When this seamless connection is attained to within a work environment for instance, there is the realization of a constructive synergistic productivity that bear in its wake a certain self-sustaining long-lasting affirmative effect required of any corporate success!

Become a Lynchpin In Your Organization.

When we dedicate ourselves to becoming the best versions of ourselves wherever we find ourselves, we do not only put ourselves in a personal space where we constantly heighten our Awareness of Self, but also bring that heightened advancement to bear on the progress of our engagements, making us invaluable and much sought after, because often times the effects of our assertions bear in them striking resemblance to our own levels of personal development.