Cassie Campbell
Captain of Canada's Gold Medal Winning Women's Hockey Team
Cassie Campbell laced up her first pair of skates at the age of five, and hasn't looked back since. She is the only captain in history, male or female, to have led Canada to two Olympic Gold Medals. Having brought the sport of women's hockey onto the world stage, Campbell remains its most passionate, articulate, and gracious ambassador.
- The Toronto Star
Cassie Campbell remembers how inspiring it was to watch Canadians take the podium at the Olympics, after leading Canada's women's hockey team to their unforgettable Gold medal wins at the 2002 and 2006 Winter Olympics. In October of 2006, she made history by becoming the first woman ever to do colour commentary for Hockey Night in Canada; she also covers all female Hockey Canada events for TSN. Now, Campbell is taking to the speaker's podium to pass along own her inspiring story.
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Leadership Lessons from a Hockey Icon
Bold, dynamic, and passionate, Cassie Campbell draws on her accomplishments, on and off the ice, to explore the important intersections between leadership and teamwork, how to generate focus and maintain determination, and how to use internal and external sources of motivation to continue driving toward success. Campbell has tremendous impact on corporate, athletic, and youth audiences and never fails to leave them inspired to pursue their goals even through the most challenging and competitive terrain.
- Twitter: Lavin about 43 years ago
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