Carrie Fletcher's guest appearances

Carrie Fletcher

Healthcare Change Makers

The Lawyer's Edge

Allison Williams

Stacey Brown Randall

David Diamond

John Mitchell

Tim Corcoran

Verne Harnish

Marni Panas

Julia Hanigsberg

Andy Smith

Zayna Khayat

Brendan Carr

Deborah Gillis

Sarah Hobbs

Mark Goldstein

Laurence Whittam

OwlTail

Carrie Fletcher is a leadership and strategy coach with unmatched experience at the intersection of law and leadership. After receiving her law degree from the University of Michigan Law School and practicing at major law firms for 12 years, Carrie decided to switch gears and pursue professional development. She joined Harvard Law School Executive Education, where she was the executive director.  Now, Carrie splits her time between the US and the UK, where she recently earned her Master's in Leadership and Strategy at The London School of Business. Carrie currently works with law firms, corporate legal departments, and other organizations on their leadership and strategic goals. In this episode… When was the last time you met a challenge with an open mind and relinquished your attachment to control? Even if you don’t consider yourself a risk taker—and most lawyers don’t—there can be serious benefits to stepping outside of your comfort zone and embracing new opportunities.  Leadership and strategy coach Carrie Fletcher has experienced these benefits first hand. After transitioning from a decade-long career in law to a new path in professional development, Carrie has learned how to embrace new opportunities. Now, these opportunities have taken her across the pond, and she is currently living, working, and studying with her family in London.  On this episode of The Lawyer’s Edge, host Elise Holtzman sits down with longtime friend and leadership development rockstar Carrie Fletcher to discuss the importance of keeping an open mind when it comes to your career. Carrie talks about the benefits and challenges that have come with pivoting from law to leadership coaching, uprooting her life from the US to the UK, and stepping out of her comfort zone. Stay tuned.

Carrie Fletcher is a leadership and strategy coach with unmatched experience at the intersection of law and leadership. After receiving her law degree from the University of Michigan Law School and practicing at major law firms for 12 years, Carrie decided to switch gears and pursue professional development. She joined Harvard Law School Executive Education, where she was the executive director.  Now, Carrie splits her time between the US and the UK, where she recently earned her Master's in Leadership and Strategy at The London School of Business. Carrie currently works with law firms, corporate legal departments, and other organizations on their leadership and strategic goals. In this episode… When was the last time you met a challenge with an open mind and relinquished your attachment to control? Even if you don’t consider yourself a risk taker—and most lawyers don’t—there can be serious benefits to stepping outside of your comfort zone and embracing new opportunities.  Leadership and strategy coach Carrie Fletcher has experienced these benefits first hand. After transitioning from a decade-long career in law to a new path in professional development, Carrie has learned how to embrace new opportunities. Now, these opportunities have taken her across the pond, and she is currently living, working, and studying with her family in London.  On this episode of The Lawyer’s Edge, host Elise Holtzman sits down with longtime friend and leadership development rockstar Carrie Fletcher to discuss the importance of keeping an open mind when it comes to your career. Carrie talks about the benefits and challenges that have come with pivoting from law to leadership coaching, uprooting her life from the US to the UK, and stepping out of her comfort zone. Stay tuned.

Carrie Fletcher | An American Lawyer in London: Creating Opportunities for Growth by Embracing Continuous Learning

Today, your host Michelle Holden, Communications and Marketing at HIROC, speaks with Deborah Gillis, President and CEO of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) Foundation, and Carrie Fletcher, VP of People and Experience at CAMH. Deborah and Carrie share the path that got them to where they are today and the important role that sponsors and champions have played in both of their lives. As former CEO of Catalyst, a global non-profit dedicated to advancing women in leadership, Deborah Gillis has spent much of her career focused on workplace equality and empowerment for women. She’s been on all sides of the table and has seen the value of having champions who advocate for others.  Throughout her career, Carrie Fletcher has spent time on the front lines of healthcare, in health information management, and today she’s stepping up to the challenge of leading and supporting the staff at CAMH as VP of People and Experience. Carrie speaks to the importance of normalizing the conversation around mental health and what CAMH is doing to enhance staff collaboration and leadership development.   Key Takeaways: [0:55] What inspired Deborah to pursue a career advocating for change [1:55] Why Deborah joined the CAMH Foundation and what she’s focused on today [2:43] Deborah on the distinction between sponsorship and mentorship and the importance of having a sponsor [3:59] How Deborah has benefited from champions in her career and her advice for women looking for champions [5:40] Carrie’s recent career shift to Vice President of People and Experience at CAMH, a journey that speaks to the role of champions and speaking up for those who have the skillset [8:18] How Carrie applies the clinical knowledge she gained in past experience to her current role in working with staff and with union partners [10:15] Research shows that women are over mentored and under sponsored. Deborah speaks to why mentorship is critical [13:01] Leadership development and skill recognition at CAMH [16:33] Normalizing the conversation around mental illness in the workplace [18:41] How CAMH is harnessing the power of data to help deliver better care for their patients and implementing practices that can be beneficial to external partners [21:45] Creating a psychologically safe workplace extends not only to the employee but to their broader family [23:12] Staff collaboration at CAMH and driving innovative thinking [31:10] What International Women’s Day means to Carrie and Deborah   Mentioned in this Episode: Catalyst CAMH  CAMH Foundation  Fast Company   Listen to more interviews at  HIROC.com. Follow us on Twitter, and listen on  iTunes and  Google Play Music. Email us at Communications@hiroc.com.

Today, your host Michelle Holden, Communications and Marketing at HIROC, speaks with Deborah Gillis, President and CEO of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) Foundation, and Carrie Fletcher, VP of People and Experience at CAMH. Deborah and Carrie share the path that got them to where they are today and the important role that sponsors and champions have played in both of their lives. As former CEO of Catalyst, a global non-profit dedicated to advancing women in leadership, Deborah Gillis has spent much of her career focused on workplace equality and empowerment for women. She’s been on all sides of the table and has seen the value of having champions who advocate for others.  Throughout her career, Carrie Fletcher has spent time on the front lines of healthcare, in health information management, and today she’s stepping up to the challenge of leading and supporting the staff at CAMH as VP of People and Experience. Carrie speaks to the importance of normalizing the conversation around mental health and what CAMH is doing to enhance staff collaboration and leadership development. Key Takeaways: [0:55] What inspired Deborah to pursue a career advocating for change [1:55] Why Deborah joined the CAMH Foundation and what she’s focused on today [2:43] Deborah on the distinction between sponsorship and mentorship and the importance of having a sponsor [3:59] How Deborah has benefited from champions in her career and her advice for women looking for champions [5:40] Carrie’s recent career shift to Vice President of People and Experience at CAMH, a journey that speaks to the role of champions and speaking up for those who have the skillset [8:18] How Carrie applies the clinical knowledge she gained in past experience to her current role in working with staff and with union partners [10:15] Research shows that women are over mentored and under sponsored. Deborah speaks to why mentorship is critical [13:01] Leadership development and skill recognition at CAMH [16:33] Normalizing the conversation around mental illness in the workplace [18:41] How CAMH is harnessing the power of data to help deliver better care for their patients and implementing practices that can be beneficial to external partners [21:45] Creating a psychologically safe workplace extends not only to the employee but to their broader family [23:12] Staff collaboration at CAMH and driving innovative thinking [31:10] What International Women’s Day means to Carrie and Deborah Mentioned in this Episode: <a href="https://www.catalyst.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Catalyst</a> <a href="http://www.camh.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CAMH</a> <a href="https://www.camh.ca/en/driving-change/about-camh/the-role-of-camh-foundation" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> CAMH Foundation</a> <a href="https://www.fastcompany.com/90291711/heres-why-we-need-way-more-women-in-healthcare-leadership" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Fast Company</a> Listen to more interviews at <a href="https://www.hiroc.com/News-Media/Healthcare-Change-Makers.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> HIROC.com</a>. Follow us on <a href="https://twitter.com/HIROCGROUP" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>, and listen on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/healthcare-change-makers/id1357460621?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> iTunes</a> and <a href="https://play.google.com/music/listen?t=Healthcare_Change_Makers&amp;pcampaignid=MKT-na-all-co-pr-mu-pod-16&amp;u=0&amp;view=/ps/Ix75pr55ra2uayse2gsjbo2m6b4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Google Play Music</a>. Email us at <a href="mailto:Communications@hiroc.com">Communications@hiroc.com</a>.

Raising Up Women in Healthcare – A Conversation with Deborah Gillis, of the CAMH Foundation, and Carrie Fletcher, of CAMH 