CPC Member Spotlight: Brad Whitehorn

October 17, 2025 |
Brad Whitehorn, CPC Board Director

Brad Whitehorn has been a member of Career Professionals of Canada since the very beginning.  As a CPC board director and leader of our Digital Team, he’s now taking on the expanded role of Team Lead for our new Communications Team. Brad’s dedication to CPC was recognized with the Executive Director’s Award for Volunteerism, and he continues to bring his energy and expertise to support our community. Professionally, Brad is the associate director at CLSR Inc., which offers valuable career assessment tools, including Personality Dimensions. CPC members can log in and access exclusive affiliate discounts on some of these…

Practical Advocacy: Shaping a More Equitable and Sustainable Canada

October 15, 2025 |

– By Sharon Graham, Founder and Chair of Career Professionals of Canada – In an age of rapid technological disruption, rising inequality, and growing calls for justice in the workplace, members of Career Professionals of Canada are more essential than ever. Our services can either reinforce outdated practices or help build a future where everyone can thrive. This isn’t just about being optimistic. It’s about being strategic, intentional, and values-driven. Through advocacy and tools, we can support both people and progress. We can integrate four guiding tenets into our everyday…

Happy Thanksgiving from CPC!

October 10, 2025 |
Happy Thanksgiving 2025

As we head into the long weekend, I would like to take a moment to wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving! I also want to express my deep gratitude to our CPC members and volunteers across Canada. This community continues to inspire, uplift, and strengthen one another in so many meaningful ways. That’s something truly worth celebrating. Our members are the heart of CPC. Your energy, ideas, and generosity fuel everything we do, from events and programs to the everyday moments of connection that remind us why this work matters.…

CPC Member Spotlight: Lori Jazvac

October 10, 2025 |

Lori Jazvac has been an invaluable member of CPC since 2013, earning multiple Awards of Excellence and consistently giving back through her volunteer work. As a Master Certified Résumé Strategist, Career Transition Coach, and Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Practitioner, Lori has shared her expertise through numerous feature articles. Over the years, she has led and facilitated many of CPC’s networking discussions and webinars, becoming a trusted contributor and mentor within the community. Recently, she accepted the Team Lead role for CPC’s new Events Team, further demonstrating her commitment to supporting fellow…

What Are Hiring Managers in Canada Really Looking For in 2025?

October 8, 2025 |

– By Sharon Graham, Founder and Chair of Career Professionals of Canada – Job seekers often ask career professionals, “What are hiring managers really looking for these days?” It’s a smart question, but not an easy one to answer. In 2025, hiring decisions are shaped by more than résumés, skills, or qualifications. They’re influenced by shifting priorities, workplace trends, external pressures, and even silent biases that job seekers may never be aware of. As career professionals, we’re trained to help with the fundamentals: refining the résumé, preparing for interviews, improving…

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM)

October 7, 2025 |
Disability Employment Awareness Month 2025

– By Carol Brochu, CCDP, CHRL, CWS – October marks National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM)—a reminder that employees with disabilities bring resilience, creativity, and innovation to the workplace. Let’s learn to celebrate that! By shifting from an accommodation mindset to strength-based career strategies, we can empower clients and organizations alike to build environments where everyone thrives. Career professionals have a unique role in helping individuals reframe disability as adaptive intelligence and resilience as a forward-looking strength. When organizations move from a focus on “fixing problems” to designing for success,…