Inspiring Change
Services
Speaking
Peter Portlock and Linda Long are dynamic speakers available individually, or together, to provide inspiration to audiences. From key note speeches, to individual seminar presentations, they enthrall audiences with their fascinating life stories, and deep life experiences moving organizations and the society around them forward.
Public Presentations
Linda has presented to military groups for International Women’s Day, church groups, and many legal groups, on a variety of topics, drawing on her diverse background in the Canadian military, the legal profession, and as a volunteer with many different community organizations.
Organizational Development
As a former Toastmaster, Peter is comfortable consulting with groups of all sizes and types, and on many different subjects, in keeping with his broad life and professional experience. Peter travels across North America working with family service agencies.
Speaking & Consulting Topics
Women in The Military
Constitutional Rights and Culture Change
The Kindness Principle of Organizational Growth
Accreditation Process for Non-Profit Family Services Agencies
Mediation Principles in Military Structures
Real people guiding real people.
– LINDA LONG & PETER PORTLOCK
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Linda Long's inspiring memoir showcases her journey from poverty to success through determination, highlighting her kindness, loyalty, and the profound impact she has on others.
– Danijela Michielsen
When I received Linda's book, I read it in hours, totally agree and relate. Kudos going out!!
Equality in the past or even now is difficult in an institution with a culture of favourites...
I’m proud of my service and enjoyed my time although I’m not blind to the misogyny, inequalities and biases that exist in the service! Once again it was a great read, and I thank Linda for her work post service in her attempt to make the institution fair and equitable.
– Gerry Gregoire. M/Cpl Ret’d CD SSM
Linda Long's 'Breasts, Ma'am!' shares her journey from childhood in Alberta to serving in the Canadian Armed Forces in the 1970s, facing gender barriers, and later thriving as a lawyer and advocate. A must-read for any woman confronting workplace inequality.
– Mac MacDonald
