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The Wolf At the Door With Elizabeth Heider (opens the original)
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Physicist. Operations research analyst. Space scientist. Crime novelist. Elizabeth Heider doesn't have a career path — she has a pursuit. She holds a doctorate in physics from Tufts. She has worked with the US Navy, INTERPOL, Northrop Grumman, NASA, and the European Space Agency. She has operated alongside military personnel across Army, Navy, Marines, and Special Forces. And then, in 2024, she published May the Wolf Die — a crime novel set in Naples that the New York Times named one of the Best
The Human Infrastructure with Aaron Minkovich (opens the original)
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Aaron Minkovich is a technology leader who has spent over two decades at the intersection of transformation, scale, and human complexity. As Chief Technology and Security Officer at Manulife, he oversees one of Canada's most consequential technology ecosystems — spanning cloud platforms, AI, DevSecOps, 5G, and global distributed teams — within a highly regulated financial services environment. But what makes Aaron a compelling voice for the Wellbeing Ignites Welldoing podcast is not just his tec
Technology and Heart with Eric Whaley (opens the original)
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Eric Whaley is a CIO who has spent three decades quietly doing something that most technology leaders only talk about: building cultures where people actually want to show up. Across Canada Trust, HSBC, IIROC, and now Wolseley Canada — part of Ferguson, the country's leading national distributor of plumbing, HVAC/R, and PVF products — Eric has led transformations of extraordinary complexity while consistently being described in one way: as someone who engages and motivates people and builds high
Sustaining High Performance with Amisha Miller (opens the original)
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Amisha Miller brings a rare perspective to the conversation on wellbeing at work — one forged over more than two decades of operational leadership within a single organization. Rising from Office Manager to VP of Services & Operations at Levata Canada, a global IT services and technology products distributor specializing in barcode, RFID, access control, POS, and networking solutions, Amisha has lived through every phase of organizational evolution: growth, restructuring, rebranding, and the eve
When the Mission is Home with Brent Maney (opens the original)
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Brent Maney is an Air Force Pararescue veteran and Department of Defence Human Space Flight Support specialist, he has built his professional life around a single principle: when conditions are at their worst, you go in anyway. That creed That Others May Live , is not a motto. It is an operating system. But the most demanding mission of Brent's life didn't come with a uniform. In 2007, his wife Trudie was diagnosed with young-onset Parkinson's disease at 33. What followed wasn't a crisis to mana
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