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Wisdom Weaver

Kirstein Resch, Rebecca FOW

Rebecca Kirstein Resch

EDUCATION • CANADA • FUTURE OF WORK

Biography

Rebecca is a serial entrepreneur, an ally to the next generation, and a relentless architect of possibility. She is the founder & CEO of Inqli, an inclusive knowledge-sharing platform that is revolutionizing the future of work by providing all people with equitable access to the knowledge and opportunities they need to foster fulfillment, connection and purpose at work. Rebecca has worked alongside world-renowned educators, researchers, and technologists as she’s followed the thread of human growth and development from the classroom to the workplace, and back again in search of transformational systemic change. Her career highlight is sharing the stage with her hero and most-watched TED speaker in history, Sir Ken Robinson. Rebecca envisions a world where everyone has access to opportunities for meaningful work and fulfilling lives.

What inspires you?

I’m inspired by the resilience of the human spirit: by nature, my daughter, emotional intelligence, integrity, equity, and belonging. The “helpers” inspire me, waking up every day to engage in purposeful work, solving complex problems and learning from diverse teams are all things that inspire me every day.

What relationship has been most influential in your life?

My relationship with my daughter has hands down been the most influential relationship in my life. I was a single mom to her until she was 15 and she struggled with chronic illness most of her young life. Her resilience, kindness, empathy, and ability to find the good on the darkest days have impacted and influenced me more than she’ll ever know.

What’s on your bookshelf?

The 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership

Brave New Work

The Purpose Effect, Dan Pontefract

The Purpose Economy, Aaron Hurst

Authentic Happiness, Martin Seligman

All You Have To Do Is Ask, Wayne Baker

Reinventing Organizations, Fredrick Laloux

Adam Grant, Originals

Curious, Ian Leslie

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