COMMUNITY AND MEDIA - EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION!

This page contains information about Nathalie's participation in the community, as well as information about her company EUCAN, in the media.

CPF - Annual Conference

The Canadian Parents for French association held their annual conference on October 21-23, 2005. This year, the theme was "A United Voice/Une voix unie." Members were invited to attend an interactive workshop led by Nathalie: "From Sweaty Palms to Winning Presentations."

Nathalie Clavaud - Founder & Chair of the new BCHRMA's Bilingual HR Roundtable

We are pleased to introduce the Bilingual English/French Human Resources (HR) Roundtable, a group of bilingual human resources practitioners of all levels, who meet every month to talk about their HR experience, and HR best practices, in French. Please join us at our next meeting.

West End Community Centre (WECC)

In line with her belief that communication tools should be made available to as many people as possible, Nathalie's workshop on “Communication Solutions” was part of the WECC Winter 2004 program offering. In the Fall, she presented an “Introduction to Personality Profiles” workshop. This workshop is being offered again in March, April, July and November 2005.

EUCAN nominated in the Consulting Category for the 2004 Entrepreneur of the Year Inspiration Awards

The Gala event took place October 20th at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Vancouver. Five hundred guests including business leaders, government officials, community representatives and Self-Employment Program graduates honoured the entrepreneurial achievements of nominees and award winners at this prestigious event. This event is organized by the BC Urban Entrepreneurial Development Association (BCUEDA) and sponsored by such organizations as CIBC, Terasen, Business in Vancouver, etc.

“It’s all about WOMEN weekend” – Douglas College Foundation

An exciting, fun-filled weekend exclusively for women! The event took place for the first time in October 2004 in New Westminster, BC. An initiative of the Douglas College Foundation, it was a weekend designed especially for women with net proceeds benefiting the foundation. A wide range of interactive workshops was being offered from acting to mechanics 101, to personal safety or belly dancing. Nathalie Clavaud was a volunteer workshop leader presenting “Communication skills for the 21st century”.