I have had the pleasure of working with Christine numerous times and look forward to working with her again. She is extremely knowledgeable and engaging. The work we have done together has been focused on teens and one thing I have noticed is how approachable she is. I love the work she has done around the masculine and feminine while appreciating the uniqueness of each of these. I think it is extrememly powerful that we can celebrate differences, while at the same time recognizing that both are capable and anything, Christine is easy to work with and is very organized. The feedback we have had is that the topics we have covered, such as listening styles, have made such a huge difference and really increased the ability to interact with others in a meaningful way.

Christine Hart was a key speaker at the 2017 Men and Masculinity Summit in Toronto, Canada. She applied her leadership skills and passion for a world where Men and Women exist in partnership and focused on what’s next to make this happen. Though the timing of our event occurred in the shadow of increased negativity associated with Men, Christine delivered a wonderfully thought-provoking speech to a coed audience. I look forward to continuing our work with Christine in the future!

Christine spoke to our community of women (and a few good men) at our monthly event in Calgary. She engaged with all the members in the room, and created a powerful presentation that evoked good questions and change of perspective in the room around Gender Intelligence. Christine has a genuine passion for entrepreneurship and helping others succeed and it is echoed in her talk. She was a true professional with a fabulous presentation that resonated with the members and guests in our room. I would not hesitate having Christine come back to speak with Canadian Business Chicks.

We recently had Christine join us as a panelist at a women’s event on the topic of Relationships and Communication. Without a doubt she was the most engaging person on the panel because of her natural and relatable style and the wealth of knowledge and practical tips that she shared. I would absolutely invite Christine to join us again and have recommended her to others because she is such a fantastic presenter.

Christine focused on differences in communication dynamics between men and women, looking at the neuroscience behind how the genders perceive differently. She looked at how men could communicate more effectively with women and ensure that it aligns with their communication style and dynamic and vice versa. What I liked was that she did not stereotype men as being non-communicative, stoic and bad at listening. She chose not to polarize and didn’t present the feminine way of communicating as better or worse. She gave some practical tips on how to diffuse tension with opposite-sex partners and reduce friction and conflict arising from poor communication.