Webinar | Human-Centered Leadership in Engineering
Leadership in engineering environments is often associated with technical expertise, authority, or position. However, effective leadership emerges through daily behaviors that build trust, clarity, and psychological safety within teams.
This interactive session introduces a human-centered perspective on leadership grounded in The Catalyst Blueprint, a framework developed from lived engineering and project leadership experience. Participants will explore how emotional intelligence, communication, and self-awareness influence decision making, collaboration, and performance in complex technical environments.
Through reflection and discussion, attendees will examine leadership as a practice—something developed through intentional actions rather than titles or traits. The session will provide practical insights that engineers and technical professionals can apply immediately in their teams and organizations.
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About the presenter
Mairim Neves is a mechanical engineer, leadership facilitator, and mentor with more than 24 years of experience working in complex engineering and project environments across Canada and Latin America. She has led multidisciplinary teams in capital projects, shutdowns, and technical operations where leadership directly impacts safety, performance, and organizational outcomes. Mairim is the creator of The Catalyst Blueprint, a human-centered leadership framework, and the author of Catalyst: A Human-Centered Leadership Workbook. She is an APEGA volunteer, a former Engineers Canada 30 by 30 Conference panelist, and founder of the Mujeres Omega Foundation supporting Hispanic women in STEM.
This event applies to the following Work Readiness Program skill area:
