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Cracking the Success Vault Podcast with Spectre Financial
Cracking the Success Vault with Spectre Financial dives deep into the stories of Canada's most inspiring entrepreneurs, professionals, and changemakers. Each week, your hosts Sean Penhale and Jason Primeau crack open the vault to uncover the hard-won lessons, pivotal moments, and personal definitions of success from people who’ve made it—on their own terms.
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Cracking the Success Vault Podcast with Spectre Financial
Episode 18: Heather Grondin | Cracking the Success Vault Podcast
In this episode of Cracking the Success Vault, host Sean Penhale sits down with Heather Grondin, Chief Relations Officer for the Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA) — the Crown corporation behind the landmark Gordie Howe International Bridge project.
With over two decades of experience in strategic planning, communications, and public engagement, Heather has become a driving force in one of North America’s most significant infrastructure projects. Since 2015, she’s led a multidisciplinary team responsible for connecting the community, fostering transparency, and shaping how the project delivers long-term value to Windsor-Essex and Detroit.
🎧 Tune in to hear:
✅ How Heather builds trust through communication and collaboration
✅ The power of strategic storytelling in major public projects
✅ Insights into the Gordie Howe International Bridge and its impact
✅ Why community benefits are central to WDBA’s mission
✅ How leadership evolves when managing large-scale, high-visibility initiatives
Heather shares lessons in leadership, purpose, and people — reminding us that bridges aren’t just made of steel and concrete, but also of connection and trust.