Sylvie Pelletier brings over 30 years of communications and leadership experience. She is an expert trainer, speaker, facilitator, and an accredited coach through the International Coaching Federation.
Starting with teaching Organizational Behaviour at McGill University, Sylvie’s career spans the corporate, non-profit, and advertising sectors. Leading national and international clients at the advertising agency, her work also included being a Communications Skills trainer – including presentation skills, effective listening, and impactful writing. She later moved into Financial Services, and then non-profit organizations, as a strategic communications expert and leadership coach.
Established in her own leadership coaching company, Sylvie partners with emerging women leaders to unleash their potential and drive meaningful impact in their organizations – anchoring their work in an organization’s vision and strategic plan. Sylvie also helps clients enhance mental resilience and drive lasting changes so that they can face challenges with ease and flow.
Originally from Quebec, Sylvie is fluent in English and French.
Starting with teaching Organizational Behaviour at McGill University, Sylvie’s career spans the corporate, non-profit, and advertising sectors. Leading national and international clients at the advertising agency, her work also included being a Communications Skills trainer – including presentation skills, effective listening, and impactful writing. She later moved into Financial Services, and then non-profit organizations, as a strategic communications expert and leadership coach.
Established in her own leadership coaching company, Sylvie partners with emerging women leaders to unleash their potential and drive meaningful impact in their organizations – anchoring their work in an organization’s vision and strategic plan. Sylvie also helps clients enhance mental resilience and drive lasting changes so that they can face challenges with ease and flow.
Originally from Quebec, Sylvie is fluent in English and French.