The fearless Sophie Merven, VP Brand PR & Events at Inspire Brands is a force of nature in PR and communications. When I think of Sophie, three words come to mind: ambition, confidence, and authenticity. But what happens when your authenticity leads you to inject a bit of humor into a serious meeting? Sophie opens up about being “too authentic” and how it can trigger imposter thoughts. Join us as we delve into the importance of self-awareness, reframing negative self-talk, and owning the fact that your authentic self rightfully deserves a seat at the table

The hilarious @fentifriedchicken aka Joe Fenti is much more than a business consultant. Through his comedic talent showcased in social media videos and stand-up performances, Joe exposes the quirks, absurdities, and eye-roll-worthy moments of the corporate world. On this podcast, he keeps it real by sharing his experience with imposter syndrome in comedy, highlighting the challenges of seeking external validation to boost confidence. Despite facing setbacks and occasional doubts, Joe reveals how and who helps him persevere in the face of adversity.

The very thoughtful Gail Wong, SVP Talent and Culture at Antares Capital, unpacks her experiences with imposter syndrome by digging into her past as the daughter of a Chinese immigrant family in Toronto. Could she have taken more risks earlier in her career? Maybe. But what really stands out with Gail is how her imposter thoughts pushed her to develop deep sensitivity and care for others, which has helped her find her passion and drive impact throughout her career in talent management.