Best Mistakes: An Evening of Raw Conversations with the Women's Leadership Collective

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Best Mistakes: An Evening of Raw Conversations with the Women's Leadership Collective

The best leaders aren't the ones who never got it wrong. They're the ones who got it wrong, owned it, and turned it into their next right move.

At Best Mistakes, three successful women from three very different industries take the stage to share the honest, unfiltered stories behind their biggest business mistakes: the moment they knew something had to change, how they pivoted, and what they built because of it, not in spite of it.

Then, the conversation deepens. A candid leadership panel explores the challenges these leaders have faced, the missteps they've navigated, and what it really takes to keep leading when things don't go to plan.

This isn't a night of highlight reels. It's real talk from real leaders, because we grow fastest when someone is brave enough to go first.

Whether you're building a business, leading a team, or finding your next direction, you'll leave with one powerful truth: a mistake isn't the end of the road. It's an invitation to change direction, work differently, and build something even better.

Come for the honesty. Leave with the lessons. 

Speakers

Amanda Koller

Amanda Koller is an Associate Investment and Wealth Advisor with The Koller Group of RBC Dominion Securities. For the past 13 years, she has helped clients navigate their financial goals and make informed decisions about their wealth. Amanda works closely with clients to provide guidance across all areas of wealth management and financial planning while building lasting, trusted relationships.

Born and raised in Chilliwack, Amanda is proud to have built both her career and her life in the community she calls home. Outside of work, her greatest joy is raising her two wonderful children alongside her husband.

Amanda Sarich

We are welcoming Amanda Sarich, M.Ed, CCC & founder of Amanda Sarich Counselling, for a conversation about the real side of starting and building a business. 

As a Canadian certified Counsellor with a Master of Education, Amanda has built a counselling practice rooted in connection trust, and personal growth. But behind building a successful service-based business is another journey. One of putting yourself out there, building relationships, finding your people. and learning how to turn your professional skills into a thriving business. 

Amanda will share her entrepreneurial experience, the value of networking and community connections, the lessons learned along the way, and the grit it takes to figure things out when you're building something of your own. 

This conversation is about the vulnerability of beginning. Saying yes before you have all the answers. Making decisions without knowing exactly how they'll turn out. Learning to trust your instincts, your abilities, and the relationships you're building along the way.