Shows
Media NationMedia Nation - June 14, 2021 - Arrest of Maxime Bernier, Remove Xinjiang Products & More Women in Trucking IndustryKarlene Nation speaks to John Carpay with Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms says the arrest of Maxime Bernier for speaking at a rally is a shocking attack on democracy.Mehmet Tohti with Uyghur Rights says the G7 announcement to remove Xinjiang products from the supply chain is a good step forward. Shelley Uvanile-Hesch with Women's Trucking Federation Canada says more and more women are getting into the trucking industry.
2021-06-1446 min
Truck Focus PodcastShelley Uvanile-Hesch CEO Women's Trucking Federation of CanadaFriends in the Industry - On Today’s episode, I am super excited to have one of our industry’s most influential and impactful advocates join us, Shelley Uvanile-Hesch.Shelley Uvanile-Hesch is the CEO of Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada, a non-profit organization, with the mission to bridge barriers, empower women and provide a positive platform for education, mentorship, networking, and development within the trucking/transportation industry.During the conversation, I was extremely moved by the amount of focus Shelley has, with respect to advocating for our industry, especially for the next generati...
2021-06-1146 min
Truckers Network Radio ShowShelley Uvanile-Hesch - Womens Trucking Federation of CanadaTNCRadio.LIVEThe Women's Trucking Federation of CanadaThe Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada is a network of women created for women to empower, expand and retain employment of — and shift attitudes about — women in the industry and beyond. This includes supporting the industry with issues around training, safety, career progression, education, mentoring and more.Established in 2015, WTFC has a significant, and loyal membership and following of women and men in the industry — from drivers to carrier executives.
2021-05-1849 minTruckers Network Radio ShowShelley Uvanile-Hesch - Womens Trucking Federation of CanadaTNCRadio.LIVEThe Women's Trucking Federation of CanadaThe Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada is a network of women created for women to empower, expand and retain employment of — and shift attitudes about — women in the industry and beyond. This includes supporting the industry with issues around training, safety, career progression, education, mentoring and more.Established in 2015, WTFC has a significant, and loyal membership and following of women and men in the industry — from drivers to carrier executives.
2021-05-1849 min
Women of Inspiration™ PodcastWomen of Inspiration™ Podcast #EP50 - Shelley Uvanile-Hesch | 2020 Women of Inspiration™ Rural Leader AwardWomen of Inspiration™ Podcast with host Monica Kretschmer. Interviewing women making an impact, locally, nationally and globally. Join our podcast to listen to the inspiring journeys of women blazing the rails, leading by example, ignoring the naysayers and inspiring those around them to take action and dream big.
In this episode, we interview Shelley Uvanile-Hesch | CEO of a non-profit organization, Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada | 2020 Women of Inspiration™ Rural Leader Award recipient.
In Feb 1999 I met and fell in love with my soul mate. A few years later I started my journey into a new ar...
2021-02-0740 min
Crazy Canuck Truckin'Episode 15 Shelley "Mama Bear" Cares!Shelley Uvanile-Hesch is the CEO of a non-profit organization, Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada, with the mission to bridge barriers, empower women and provide a positive platform for education, mentorship, networking and development within the trucking and transportation industry. Shelley has demonstrated history of supporting theTransportation/Trucking/Railroad industry as a reputable and respected leader, spokesperson, keynote and professional driver. Well-versed in the undertaking of several charitable initiatives, community campaigns and public outreach. Skilled in Management, Speaking, Leadership, Safety & Training. Strong interest in philanthropy, promoting women within the industry and empowering teams an...
2021-01-1641 minThe Round UpThe Round Up - Epi 10 - Challenges Women Drivers in Trucking & Logistics Industry with Shelley Uvanile-HeschShelley Uvanile-Hesch, CEO of Women's Trucking Federation of Canada talks about the challenges facing women drivers in the trucking and logistics industry
2020-11-2119 min
Humanizing Leadership- Conversations for the Next GenerationEpisode 123: Shelley Uvanile-Hesch, CEO of Women’s Trucking Federation of CanadaShelley Uvanile-Hesch is CEO of a non-profit organization, Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada, with the mission to bridge barriers, empower women and provide a positive platform for education, mentorship, networking and development within the trucking and transportation industry. Shelley:- Has a demonstrated history of supporting the Transportation/Trucking/Railroad industry as a reputable and respected leader, spokesperson, keynote and professional driver.- Is well-versed in the undertaking of several charitable initiatives, community campaigns and public outreach.- Is skilled in Management, Speaking, Leadership, Safety & Training. Strong interest in philanthropy, promoting women within the industry and em...
2020-11-1743 min
The Lord of the RigsCreating a Gender Fluid Industry - Don’t say WTF… say WTFC with Shelley Uvanile-HeschShelley Uvanile-Hesch is a CEO for a non-profit organization designed to bridge barriers, empower women and provide a positive platform for education, mentorship, networking and development within the trucking and transportation industry. As a professional driver with over 15 years of experience, she shares her lifestyle and career path as a truck driver in a male-dominated industry. Plus the factors that drove her to establish WTFC and what they are doing today to advance and propel women forward in the industry.
The second episode in a two-part series on women in transportation, this week Julia Dyke talks with...
2020-10-0900 min
Women Don't Do That (WDDT)Taking the road less travelled with Big Truck driver Shelly Uvanile-Hesch Ep. 37When you think of a truck driver you most likely picture a man. And that’s fair, because the vast majority of truck drivers in Canada are men - about 97%. In this interview we speak to a woman who wants to tackle those assumptions and shift that number to see more women embrace a career in the driver’s seat. Shelley Uvanile-Hesch is CEO of the Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada - a non-profit organization established in 2014 to encourage the employment of women in the Transportation Industry. Shelley is a passionate advocate who has worked for 30 years in the in...
2020-02-2231 min
The Heavy Duty Parts ReportWomen in Trucking with Shelley Uvanile-Hesch of WTFCSend us a textEpisode 29: When I think of what has made humans successful, I think of people working together. In the trucking industry it is no secret that for many years it was predominately men working in this industry. In recent years we have seen that to start to change and more women joining the industry in many capacities. As a father of a precocious 15 ½ year old girl this is good news. But is there more we can do to encourage more women to consider a career in the trucking and heavy-duty parts industry?
2020-01-2723 min