About CareerPoise Global

BIPOC women collaborating and learning together

For too long, women have been at the margins of opportunity — overqualified yet underpaid, ambitious yet overlooked, creative yet underfunded. At CareerPoise, we're rewriting that story.
We exist for the woman who's ready to rise, who just needs the skills, the support, and the space to do it. Whether she's entering the workforce or pivoting into tech, CareerPoise walks alongside her every step of the way.

"This isn't about fitting in. It's about helping BIPOC women own the room and then build their own."

But our impact goes beyond technical upskilling. We nurture confidence, amplify underrepresented voices, and foster strong, supportive communities where BIPOC women are empowered to lead, innovate, and shape the future of work in Canada.

Our Vision & Mission

Defining the future we're building together and the mission that drives us forward every day.

Our Vision 🌍

To see a world where BIPOC women are not merely included in the future of work but are defining it, leading it, and transforming it.


We envision a Canada and a global workforce where racialized women are no longer the exception, but the expectation in boardrooms, tech hubs, innovation labs, and entrepreneurial ecosystems.


A world where diversity is not a quota, but a core driver of excellence. Where Black, Indigenous, and women of colour are seen, heard, respected, and resourced to thrive — not just survive.

Our Mission 🎯

To empower BIPOC women with the tech skills, tools, and community they need to secure meaningful employment, advance in their careers, and achieve economic freedom while building lasting confidence and leadership capabilities.


We provide equitable access to training, mentorship, tools, and community needed to thrive in today's digital world. Our programs are intentionally designed to close opportunity gaps, nurture leadership, and build lasting confidence.

We are building toward a future where:

Diverse Leadership

Leadership tables reflect the diversity of our communities

Inclusive Innovation

Tech solutions are shaped by lived experience

Equitable Pathways

Career pathways are equitable, inclusive, and accessible for all

Because true progress is not possible until every woman has a seat, a say, and a stake in the future.

Our Core Values 🧱

The principles that guide our work and shape every learner's journey toward empowerment and success.

1. Empowerment

We believe knowledge is power, and we equip women with tools to take control of their futures and own their success.

2. Excellence

We deliver high-quality, relevant, and practical training that meets today's job market and tech standards.

3. Equity

We prioritize fairness, access, and representation for BIPOC women in all our programs and partnerships.

4. Sisterhood

We cultivate a supportive, affirming community that lifts as it climbs, fostering lasting connections.

5. Impact

We are committed to measurable outcomes and real-world change that transforms lives and communities.

6. Innovation

We embrace creative solutions and forward-thinking approaches to address evolving workforce needs.

What We Do 📖

Comprehensive programs designed to close opportunity gaps and build lasting confidence through transformative learning experiences.

💻 Digital & Tech Literacy Programs

From basic digital skills to advanced tech workshops tailored for today's job market. We bridge the digital divide with hands-on, practical training.

👩🏾‍🏫 Career Development & Coaching

Resume writing, interview prep, and career clarity programs led by certified professionals who understand the unique challenges BIPOC women face.

🧑🏿‍🤝‍🧑🏽 Community & Networking

Building sisterhoods of support and professional alliances that open doors and change lives. Where connections become catalysts for success.

The Reality We're Changing 📊

These numbers fuel our mission to drive equitable access and representation in Canada's tech landscape.

👩‍💼 Women in Tech and STEM

23%

of STEM workers in Canada are women (ages 25-64)

21-24%

of tech roles are held by women across all industries, despite being 48% of the total workforce

📉 Black & Racialized Women in Tech

< 1%

of Canada's tech workforce are Black women

33.9%

of those with CS credentials are racialized women, yet only 21.3% of ICT roles are held by women overall

Sources: House of Commons of Canada, ICTC, New Power Labs, Statistics Canada

Our Programs 📚

Comprehensive training and support designed to unlock your potential and accelerate your career journey.

DigitHer Lab

Beginner-to-intermediate digital skills: computer basics, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, communication, online safety, intro to coding, web design, and no-code tools.

CareerReady Lab

Job search mastery: resume writing, personal branding, LinkedIn optimization, mock interviews, and workplace readiness led by certified professionals.

CP Collective

Peer-to-peer learning and mentorship pairings rooted in community. Expand your network, share knowledge, and grow together in sisterhood.

Matrimind

Free mental/maternal health therapy for moms returning to work after maternity leave. Healing-centered care that supports confident transitions.

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