The Evolution of a Leader with Catherine Graham (A skucamp Pittsburgh video)

As your organization grows, how you spend your time changes and your role as a leader evolves. How do you ensure you continue to grow your skillsets and capabilities to fit into that ever-changing role and still drive the growth of the organization? And what priorities should the leader of an organization focus on to ensure maximum efficiency and optimum growth?

At skucamp, Catherine Graham shared a highly tactical session on the three things a CEO should do to make the biggest impact, from setting vision and strategy, to skill development, goal-setting, and cashflow, it’s a masterclass on leadership and priorities!

Catherine Graham is CEO of commonsku and the former President of distributorship RIGHTSLEEVE, sold to Genumark in 2019. RIGHTSLEEVE has received numerous industry awards including ASI Distributor Entrepreneur of the Year, PPAI Web Award, Counselor’s Best Places to Work. Catherine has been named PPB’s Best Boss and an ASI Rising Star. RIGHTSLEEVE received the Dell Small Business Excellence Award in 2009 for its technological innovations, the foundation of which became commonsku in 2011.

Catherine has played a variety of roles prior to RIGHTSLEEVE and commonsku. She spent several years doing financial planning for fast-track individuals and entrepreneurs at TD Bank. She then went on to pursue an MBA at the Rotman School of Management during which time she joined the fledgling eBay Canada as employee #4 and launched two categories in the Canadian marketplace. After leaving eBay, Catherine worked as a management consultant at A.T. Kearney, working with Fortune 100 companies in a wide variety of areas including merger integration, marketing strategy and operational efficiencies.

Outside of work, Catherine is a mother to 3 children ranging in age from 11 to 6 years old and sits on a variety of boards and committees in the non-profit space, including the Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation. She is also involved in a variety of initiatives and organizations in the entrepreneurial space, including serving on Dell’s Global Entrepreneur in Residence Advisory Board and acting as a mentor for Futurepreneur.