Calculated Clarity—and the Courage to Bet on Myself
On betting on herself to lead a legacy firm and proving that transparency can transform culture.
Supporting the Next Generation of Women Entrepreneurs
Scaling is easier with banking experts who understand women-led growth.
Connect with a TD Women in Enterprise–certified advisor to learn how TD supports women-owned businesses as they grow: click here, or email julie.dimitri@td.com.
What does it really take to build something that lasts?
Explore the new video series created with ROOM’s sister organization, Women of Influence+, and sponsored by TD. Rooted in a shared commitment to supporting women entrepreneurs, the series creates space for honest conversations about growth while following the business journeys of 12 outstanding women-uncovering what it takes to build a business and the challenges they’ve navigated along the way.
Calculated Clarity—and the Courage to Bet on Myself
For Anastasia Rebro, buying the firm she helped lead was a defining act of clarity and courage.
What began as a decision to “run the math” became a pivotal step into leadership on her own terms. By purchasing Farnham Accountants & Advisors, she stepped fully into ownership, navigating risk, debt, and the realities of leading a business forward.
Making this dream a reality, and really scaling this business, was easier with banking experts who understand women-led growth.
Connect with a TD Women in Enterprise–certified advisor to learn how TD supports women-owned businesses as they grow: click here, or email julie.dimitri@td.com.
Latest Videos
Hear from trailblazing women founders about the defining choices that built their businesses—and reshaped the markets they lead.
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How I Built the Largest Daycare Network in North America All While Raising Eight Kids
For Victoria Sopik, CEO & Co-Founder of Kids & Company, building the largest daycare network in North America began with a simple but powerful question.
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Legacy is a Gift—But You Still Have to Earn It
Angela Ysseldyk shares her belief that stepping into a family business is not about entitlement, but responsibility.
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How We Turned Being Underestimated Into Leverage
Connie Lo and Laura Thompson, Co-Founders of Three Ships, reflect on how financial discipline and intentional decision-making shaped their growth from the earliest days of the business.
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How I Used Margins to Protect What Matters
Marie-Josée Richer reflects on the financial discipline and values-based leadership that have guided Prana's 20-year journey.
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Know Your Worth, Then Raise Your Price.
Joycelyn David, owner and CEO of AV Communications, shares how redefining her worth transformed both her leadership and one of Canada’s leading multicultural marketing agencies.
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How I Became the CEO, Not Just the Story
Jenn Harper shares how a vivid dream and a mission for Indigenous representation sparked one of Canada’s most influential beauty brands.
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How We Turned Pain Into a Wellness Revolution
Heather Sloan and Enwei Li, co-founders of HEALI, share how they turned a simple idea into a wellness revolution.
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How I Scaled Without Selling Out
Annie Laplante, CEO of Groupe MMI, shares how she built a national facilities company rooted in empathy, values, and integrity.
Coming Soon
New videos drop every two weeks. Stay tuned as women founders from across industries share the decisions that shaped their businesses and the markets they move.
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Cheryl Kerr
Medex Health Services
On risking it all through self-financing before redefining growth with the right financial partner.
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Hayley Mullins & Sarah Cox
Joeyband
On the challenges of funding and sustaining a women-founded health innovation.
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Dr. Woganee Filate
Lume Women + Health
On the realities of navigating entrepreneurship as a Black woman and reshaping women’s healthcare models.
Scaling is easier with banking experts who understand women-led growth.
Connect with a TD Women in Enterprise–certified advisor to learn how TD supports women-owned businesses as they grow: click here, or email julie.dimitri@td.com.