STEM Mom Monthly Webinars
For STEM and A-Type Leaders Ready to Have It All: Career Excellence, Family Happiness, Thriving Health, and Unshakeable Wealth
Register NowYou've already proven yourself. The degree is on the wall. The promotions speak for themselves. You're engineering solutions, managing teams, and building the future...
But here's what nobody tells you about success as a STEM professional and mother: the technical skills that got you here aren't the same skills that will sustain you there.
You're navigating uncharted territory. Leading projects while leading a family. Making million-dollar decisions while making school lunches. Innovating in boardrooms while innovating bedtime routines.
You need a space that honors both your analytical mind and your integrated life. A community that gets the complexity of what you're building... not just at work, but as a whole human.
"I wanted to send a quick note coming out of today’s webinar and express my gratitude for making this content available. I’ve attended so many webinars over my career and I can say this was one of my most valued. I look forward to reviewing my notes and leveraging the resources made available to make some changes!"
"Finally, conversations that match the sophistication of my work life with the reality of my whole life."
The STEM Mom Monthly Webinars aren't another networking event or generic professional development session.
This is where your technical expertise meets work-life integration mastery. Where you connect with other women who understand that excellence doesn't pause for pickup time.
Each month, we dive deep into the skills that matter most when you're operating at the highest levels of both professional and personal life, with our speakers:
Megan Sutton, P.Eng.
Amanda Robertson, P.Eng.
Melissa Kober Meier, P.Eng.
Kirsten Eeuwes, P.Eng.
Jen Harkleroad, P.Eng.
In these sessions, we're talking about asset management when your biggest asset is your time and energy. Networking strategies that work around school schedules. The leadership learning curve when you're already expected to know everything.
 You'll hear perspectives on flexible schedules from senior leadership who've actually walked this path. Real talk about hiring help. Financial planning that accounts for both career trajectory and family goals.
What's Coming This Year
September 2026
Where work bleeds into home until neither feels fully present
Designing a role and a schedule that can actually hold both.
October 2026
The money beliefs and avoidance patterns running quietly in the background
Building wealth as an engineer: comp, equity, negotiation, the long game.
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November 2026
Why the calendar never seems to reflect what actually matters
Managing technical workload and deadlines without constant overflow.
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December 2026
Why asking for help still feels like admitting failure
Delegating at work without losing ownership or visibility.
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January 2027
Parenting from intention instead of reaction, especially under pressure
Modeling decision making and resilience for kids watching how you handle your career.
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February 2027
Building rhythms and rituals that make home feel good, not just functional
Protecting focus time at work without guilt or apology.
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March 2027
Energy and nervous system regulation as the foundation, not the reward
Sustaining performance on high stakes projects without burning the body down.
April 2027
Defining success on your own terms instead of an inherited definition
Leading with that same clarity in technical and managerial decisions.
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Being seen and known at home as more than the default manager of everything
Building visibility and influence at work without overexposure or burnout.
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Deciding your next chapter with clarity instead of drift
Strategic skill building and positioning for the next role or scope.
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Rebuilding connection and shared language with a partner
Negotiating workload, travel, and visibility at work the way you'd negotiate at home.
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Closing the year: what's actually different now
Carrying the same clarity into the next year of technical and career decisions.
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Ready to connect with like-minded women?
Here’s what APEGA (Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta) workshop participants are saying:
"I think this topic needs more attention than ever. Women/parents are still struggling in the workplace and will continue to until there is some true equality. Some company are making big strides with encouraging paternity leave for everyone."
"Thank you very much for putting together this inclusive topic to demonstrate that this is something of interest to APEGA."
"The workbook was really great. I wish more seminars offered them, so we can continue to learn after the event is over."
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"Should be offered minimum yearly with Kinia.“
Pros&Babes has helped mothers and their leaders in the following organizations:
"In a world of leadership programs, Pros&Babes focuses on how we bring our professional and personal worlds together. It allows women with caregiving duties to reach their leadership potential.
This is a priority because we have unique perspectives and skills as a result of being caregivers. The return on investment is most apparent in a female leader's ability to lead and grow individuals on their teams, which in turn grows an organization."
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- Amanda M. P.Eng. M.Sc., Manager Regulatory Compliance, Pros&Babes training participant