
Mixing Babies And Business™
Mixing Babies And Business™
024 | Developing a business playbook as a new parent and founder, while disrupting the higher education sector with Heather Payne | PT3
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PT 3: In our third and final episode, we talk about what she wishes someone would have told her as a founder starting a family, developing her own playbook throughout the process, the need for universal childcare and disrupting the higher education sector.
Heather Payne is a parent and the CEO of Juno College, formerly HackerYou. Heather founded Ladies Learning Code in 2011, since re-branded to Canada Learning Code with offerings for all ages, and has been named one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women in the Trendsetters & Trailblazers category, as well as one of the Globe and Mail’s Top 12 Canadian “Innovators at Work”.
THINGS WE TALK ABOUT:
- What she wishes someone would have told her as a founder before becoming a parent
- Developing her own version of a business playbook for her pregnancy and postpartum period as a founder
- The importance of universal childcare within Canada to make progress on gender equality
- The type of personal development she pursues and how she integrates wellness into her daily routines
- The books she's recently read and how she's investing in herself lately
- Disrupting the higher education sector and creating the university of the future through Juno College
Thanks to Heather for speaking with us about mixing babies and business!
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ABOUT HEATHER PAYNE
Heather Payne is a parent and the CEO of Juno College, formerly HackerYou. She founded Ladies Learning Code in 2011, since re-branded to Canada Learning Code with offerings for all ages, and has been named one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women in the Trendsetters & Trailblazers category, as well as one of the Globe and Mail’s Top 12 Canadian “Innovators at Work”.
CONNECT WITH HEATHER
Website https://junocollege.com/
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/heatherpayne/
Twitter https://twitter.com/heatherpayne
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ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™
I believe parenthood and professional development doesn’t have to be mutually exclusive.
As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work soluti
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