Anastasia Stadnyk talks about her experience as a young leader in a senior management position with ATB Financial and the triumphs and trials that come along with such a role. Triumphs include the successful leading of teams to implement new services and feeling confident in your ability to make connections with your team that help motivate and inspire. On the flip side, Anastasia discusses the more negative aspects of being in a leadership position early in her career, like dealing with thoughts of imposter syndrome and leading people who are older than you who may have more experience. Through this she offers tips and advice that have helped her along and emphasizes the importance of relationships, or a personal Board of Directors, throughout her career journey.
Anastasia has her Bachelors of Commerce in Finance and Masters of Business Administration for Edwards School of Business and is currently the Senior Manager of Product at ATB Financial in Calgary
She’s been with ATB for over 5 years and has held numerous positions, including agile change management and analyst, Senior Manager of Strategic Initiatives before reaching her current leadership position.
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Connect with Anastasia and learn more about her work:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anastasia-stadnyk-317045125/
ATB Financial: https://www.atb.com/personal/
Resources Mentioned:
Brené Brown podcast Dare to Lead: https://open.spotify.com/show/3oEPsPKDhPVoNNL7pH5db6?si=6f8926fdd5104824
Radical Candor by Kim Scott: https://www.radicalcandor.com/
Harvard Business Review: 10 Must Reads on Women and Leadership
Harvard Business Review: Young Leadership
Harvard Business Review: New Managers
Harvard Business Review: People Leadership
Edwards School of Business Events: https://www.linkedin.com/company/edwards-school-of-business/
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