Join us for an empowering and dynamic networking event designed for women of colour to connect, grow, and thrive in their professional journeys. This event offers unparalleled opportunities for professional development, collaboration, and meaningful networking with like-minded individuals and industry trailblazers.
Our inspiring panel of industry powerhouses will share insights and experiences on advancing women of colour in today's competitive workforce. Learn directly from industry leaders who are breaking barriers, driving change, and setting new standards across diverse fields.
After the panel, we will host a networking session where you can engage with fellow attendees, form valuable connections, and explore potential collaborations. Plus, take the chance to support local women of colour-owned businesses as they exhibit their exceptional products and services throughout the event!
Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to be part of a movement that champions diversity, professional excellence, and the advancement of women of colour!
Ticket includes: appetizers + non-alcoholic drink
Speaker biographies
Dana-Lyn Mackenzie (LinkedIn)
She is the Senior Manager, EDI and Indigeneity at the University of British Columbia. Dana-Lyn (born Wilson) is a member of the Hwlitsum First Nation, based in Canoe Pass, BC and a lawyer. Dana-Lyn is an elected councilor of her Coast Salish nation, serving since 2021. She has practiced criminal law and continues to practice administrative and employment law as an Associate at Acumen Law. She is a double alumna of UBC, having obtained her Bachelors of Arts and Juris Doctor degrees here.
Sabrina Ismail (LinkedIn)
Sabrina Ismail is the Regional Vice-President, Mortgage Specialists, B.C. West with RBC Royal Bank. She co-leads the business and is responsible for leadership and direction of 18 Leaders and over 400 Mortgage Specialists. Sabrina has been with RBC for over 30 years, and during her banking career, has held a number of leadership positions including Vice-President, Business Markets, B.C. and Vice-President Private Banking.