This episode is in partnership with SAP SuccessFactors.
Barbara Mason, CHRO of Scotiabank, may be one of the most successful women in banking, but it was never her plan to go into finance. As a college graduate with a degree in urban geography, she started working with the bank in order to scout new locations for branches. It turns out she had a knack for the business, however, working in almost every aspect of the bank in her nearly 40 years there, leading her to be listed among Canada’s most powerful women.
One of the programs that Barbara supports is the Scotiabank Women Initiative, which supports women-owned businesses through access to capital, mentorship and education. By supporting women in their careers, and highlighting the need to make a shift in social stigma around the division of labor at home, Barbara is working to ensure more women can jumpstart their own business ventures and rise in the ranks of corporations worldwide.
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Big Ideas

The value in learning to see things from multiple perspectives.
The connection between the social stigma of men participating in home life and how that correlates to the ability for women to advance in their careers.


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Scotiabank
Scotiabank Women Initiative

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