Helping leaders build resilient teams with clear priorities

I help leaders, managers, and business owners navigate complexity, strengthen their teams, and make decisions with confidence. Through reflection-driven frameworks and practical actions, I guide people to lead with empathy and align on what truly matters. Even in times of uncertainty.

A Career Bridging Strategy and People

My career began in engineering, earning Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Engineering Physics and securing a patent in semiconductor manufacturing. I then completed a Master’s in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, helping a radiopharmaceutical company develop a business model that successfully raised $25 million in funding.

I then advanced into senior leadership roles across HR, financial management, data strategy, and donor relations. For 12 years, I taught business strategy and consulting methods at McMaster University’s Faculty of Engineering, partnering with hundreds of firms to turn theory into actionable results.

In June 2026, the award-winning talk “I’m sorry but…” that I gave at the Kind Voice of Impact – A Night of Fresh Voices will be expanded on at TEDx Mississauga. I look forward to sharing it with you once it’s published.

What I Bring to Leaders and Teams

I bring a calm, thoughtful presence to every interaction. I’m known for asking questions that help leaders see new perspectives and offering frameworks that simplify complex decisions. Drawing from both professional experience and personal journeys navigating critical illness, I help teams and leaders focus on what matters most, build resilience, and lead with empathy.

Clients often describe working with me as grounding — a chance to pause, see clearly, and move forward with renewed focus.

If your team is facing change or you want to strengthen your leadership approach, explore my workshops or speaking sessions to start the conversation.

Mentorship and Volunteer Leadership

For nearly 20 years, I’ve volunteered with Soroptimist International, mentoring women and girls to develop confidence, pursue ambitious goals, and build leadership skills. This work reflects my belief that great leaders not only manage tasks but empower the people around them to thrive.

It has brought me incredible insight for working with Community Groups (CSOs), non-profits and charities (NGOs) on strategy, leadership development, and volunteer management.

Since 2015, my focus has been on consulting for small and medium-sized businesses, non-profits, and charities. I guide leaders to align priorities, strengthen their teams, and deliver results that matter.

My passion for mentorship includes setting aside time throughout each month to encourage and advise women in leadership roles – business owners, managers, and aspiring executives.

Values

Empathy

We honor the uniqueness of every individual's lived experience, creating spaces that adapt to diverse needs and perspectives.

Health First

We champion the importance of self awareness and resilience, supporting leaders as they navigate and challenge the systems that often leave them feeling drained.

Sustainable Effort

We prioritize sustainable approaches to personal and professional growth, encouraging long-term impact, trust and confidence over short-term burnout.

These values guide every workshop, coaching conversation, and leadership framework I design to ensure that personal and professional growth are both sustainable and human-centered.

One example of our values in action is the Seasonal Blueprint: a self-reflection workbook and personal growth journal I first created to help others realign with what matters most. It has since evolved into a fundraiser, with 100% of proceeds supporting life-saving cancer research.

We’ve raised almost $7,000 through sales of the Seasonal Blueprint: a self-guided workbook for anyone ready to realign with what matters most and find a renewed sense of balance.

The Seasonal Blueprint is one way this philosophy shows up in practice.

Hear Brooke’s Story

Brooke Gordon is dedicated to patient advocacy, raising awareness through her own story of facing cancer with courage and honesty. She connects with audiences by showing how prioritization, perspective, and community can transform the patient experience.