What can we do today to create leaders for tomorrow? Host Shauna MacEachern explores this question with guests Alisa Simon, Matt Prebeg and Ed Mantler, as they talk through the growing concern for succession planning in our sector. How can we create programming that fosters future leaders? How do we shift definitions of 'lived expert' to dismantle arbitrary rules that limit their opportunity for growth? What can we learn from outside sectors? Explore questions like these and more in this episode of Changemakers.
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Alisa Simon
Alisa Simon (she/her) is the Executive Vice President, E-mental Health Transformation and Chief Youth Officer at Kids Help Phone. In this role, Alisa oversees Kids Help Phone’s national clinical programs, providing strategy and leadership to more than 150 clinical staff and thousands of volunteer crisis responders across Canada. With a focus on innovation, Alisa helps break down barriers to care by changing the way it’s delivered, measured and received and is helping drive the transformation of Canada’s youth mental health landscape.
Connect with Alisa on Linkedin and Twitter
Matthew Prebeg
My name’s Matthew, but you can call me Matt, Matthematics, or MattyP. I work at the intersection of art, mental health research, and youth engagement. I think at my core, I'm a storyteller. I want to support an interdisciplinary and strengths-based approach to the youth mental health and substance use sector. To build the skills to facilitate this, I’m currently completing a Master of Health Science degree in translational research at the University of Toronto. Also a self-proclaimed silly goose.
Ed Mantler, RPN, MSA, CHE
Senior Vice-President, Chief Program Officer, Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC). A highly motivated visionary and an expert at building partnerships, fostering stakeholder engagement, and aligning strategic objectives, Ed has led innovation and improvement in both health care and mental health for over two decades. As Senior Vice-President at the Mental Health Commission of Canada, Ed is dedicated to promoting mental health in Canada and changing the attitudes of Canadians toward mental health problems and illnesses. Ed is a Registered Psychiatric Nurse, holds a Master of Science Administration degree, and is a Certified Health Executive.
Connect with MHCC on Twitter (EN, FR), Instagram, Linkedin, Facebook, and Youtube.
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What can we do today to create leaders for tomorrow? Host Shauna MacEachern explores this question with guests Alisa Simon, Matt Prebeg and Ed Mantler, as they talk through the growing concern for succession planning in our sector. How can we create programming that fosters future leaders? How do we shift definitions of 'lived expert' to dismantle arbitrary rules that limit their opportunity for growth? What can we learn from outside sectors? Explore questions like these and more in this episode of Changemakers.
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Alisa Simon
Alisa Simon (she/her) is the Executive Vice President, E-mental Health Transformation and Chief Youth Officer at Kids Help Phone. In this role, Alisa oversees Kids Help Phone’s national clinical programs, providing strategy and leadership to more than 150 clinical staff and thousands of volunteer crisis responders across Canada. With a focus on innovation, Alisa helps break down barriers to care by changing the way it’s delivered, measured and received and is helping drive the transformation of Canada’s youth mental health landscape.
Connect with Alisa on Linkedin and Twitter
Matthew Prebeg
My name’s Matthew, but you can call me Matt, Matthematics, or MattyP. I work at the intersection of art, mental health research, and youth engagement. I think at my core, I'm a storyteller. I want to support an interdisciplinary and strengths-based approach to the youth mental health and substance use sector. To build the skills to facilitate this, I’m currently completing a Master of Health Science degree in translational research at the University of Toronto. Also a self-proclaimed silly goose.
Ed Mantler, RPN, MSA, CHE
Senior Vice-President, Chief Program Officer, Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC). A highly motivated visionary and an expert at building partnerships, fostering stakeholder engagement, and aligning strategic objectives, Ed has led innovation and improvement in both health care and mental health for over two decades. As Senior Vice-President at the Mental Health Commission of Canada, Ed is dedicated to promoting mental health in Canada and changing the attitudes of Canadians toward mental health problems and illnesses. Ed is a Registered Psychiatric Nurse, holds a Master of Science Administration degree, and is a Certified Health Executive.
Connect with MHCC on Twitter (EN, FR), Instagram, Linkedin, Facebook, and Youtube.
Connect with Frayme by visiting Frayme.ca or follow us on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn!