About Cathy Demers
In 1980 Cathy read a book that promised on its cover…”you will have begun to reap a harvest of wealth, prosperity, and happiness in your life”. That book, the Dynamic Laws of Prosperity by Catherine Ponder, published in 1962, opened her eyes to the power of thought, and the importance of self-discovery followed by self-development. That was 28 years ago! Life is not all about business but business is personal. Cathy's resume describes her remarkable success building businesses, teams, and life-long relationships. When it comes to using the Law of Attraction, visualization, and many other concepts and tools for personal, relationship, business, and financial success...Cathy walks the talk! After completing a university degree, she went on to amass a combined 20 years in business development from Microsoft, IBM, and as co-founder of The Electric Mail Company Inc. This company was successfully listed as a stock exchange traded company while Cathy served as President and CEO. Ms. Demers has won the Canadian Woman Entrepreneur Award (Western Canada), the Business in Vancouver Top 40 Under 40 Award (for which she has slight regret she no longer qualifies), and has twice been nominated for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award. In addition, she holds a degree in Economics, has mentored and coached successful entrepreneurs, and has been a keynote speaker for diverse groups including the BC Ministry of Small Business and the National Research Council. An advocate, and example, of the power of life-long learning, Cathy’s personal calling is to assist others to recognize and unleash their potential. While very grateful for the rewards that have come from her strategy of continual growth and the honing of both her personal and professional skills, it is her desire to help as many people as possible to discover and implement the best tools to get the job done: to have a happy and fulfilling experience of life. Cathy lives in the beautiful community of Boundary Bay, BC with her beloved husband and her happy beach dog.
Boundary Bay, BC
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