What does it take to lead with humility, foster equity, and inspire transformative change? Nadine Sookermany, CEO of the Ontario HIV Treatment Network, joins us to share her extraordinary journey of advocacy, leadership, and perseverance. From her early work championing women’s health to addressing systemic inequities in housing, HIV care, and harm reduction, Nadine’s path has been anything but linear.

In this episode, Nadine reflects on the lessons learned at critical crossroads in her career, the values that guide her leadership, and the importance of listening and collaboration in creating meaningful impact. Through candid stories of challenges and triumphs, she reveals the power of empathy and resilience in tackling complex social issues while building an executive career rooted in purpose.

For more information on the Ontario HIV Treatment Network visit: https://www.ohtn.on.ca/.

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