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Rose LaBrèche

Rose LaBrèche is a passionate advocate for women in positions of leadership and strives to put theory into practice. She is currently a rugby referee at the highest level of the sport worldwide and has officiated both at prestigious events such as the Pan American Games in 2015, the Rio de Janeiro Summer Olympics in 2016, and the Women's Rugby World Cup in 2017. She was recently elected as a board member of Rugby Ontario and has won Match Official of the Year for two consecutive seasons at the provincial and national level. Outside of sport, she holds a master's degree from the University of Ottawa in International Development and Environmental Sustainability, and currently works for the federal government in Ottawa.

We need to collectively and continually work towards common goal of giving women a voice

  • OTTAWA—“Let us make our future now, and let us make our dreams tomorrow’s reality.” These words were written by Malala Yousafzi in 2013 and
Opinion | BY ROSE LABRèCHE | October 23, 2017
'I like the term anti-fragility. The idea that you can grow in the face of adversity or stress, or use disruptions and obstacles as a source of strength; it is the ability to overcome and improve. Those who are anti-fragile excel in problem solving and motivate all who surround them—they are always getting better,' write Rose LaBrèche, a Famous 5 Ottawa Norton Rose Fulbright Mentorship Program winner. Photograph courtesy of Rose LaBrèche

We need to collectively and continually work towards common goal of giving women a voice

Opinion | BY ROSE LABRèCHE | October 23, 2017
  • OTTAWA—“Let us make our future now, and let us make our dreams tomorrow’s reality.” These words were written by Malala Yousafzi in 2013 and

We need to collectively and continually work towards common goal of giving women a voice

Opinion | BY ROSE LABRèCHE | October 23, 2017
  • OTTAWA—“Let us make our future now, and let us make our dreams tomorrow’s reality.” These words were written by Malala Yousafzi in 2013 and
'I like the term anti-fragility. The idea that you can grow in the face of adversity or stress, or use disruptions and obstacles as a source of strength; it is the ability to overcome and improve. Those who are anti-fragile excel in problem solving and motivate all who surround them—they are always getting better,' write Rose LaBrèche, a Famous 5 Ottawa Norton Rose Fulbright Mentorship Program winner. Photograph courtesy of Rose LaBrèche

We need to collectively and continually work towards common goal of giving women a voice

  • OTTAWA—“Let us make our future now, and let us make our dreams tomorrow’s reality.” These words were written by Malala Yousafzi in 2013 and
Opinion | BY ROSE LABRèCHE | October 23, 2017
'I like the term anti-fragility. The idea that you can grow in the face of adversity or stress, or use disruptions and obstacles as a source of strength; it is the ability to overcome and improve. Those who are anti-fragile excel in problem solving and motivate all who surround them—they are always getting better,' write Rose LaBrèche, a Famous 5 Ottawa Norton Rose Fulbright Mentorship Program winner. Photograph courtesy of Rose LaBrèche

We need to collectively and continually work towards common goal of giving women a voice

Opinion | BY ROSE LABRèCHE | October 23, 2017
  • OTTAWA—“Let us make our future now, and let us make our dreams tomorrow’s reality.” These words were written by Malala Yousafzi in 2013 and

We need to collectively and continually work towards common goal of giving women a voice

Opinion | BY ROSE LABRèCHE | October 23, 2017
  • OTTAWA—“Let us make our future now, and let us make our dreams tomorrow’s reality.” These words were written by Malala Yousafzi in 2013 and
'I like the term anti-fragility. The idea that you can grow in the face of adversity or stress, or use disruptions and obstacles as a source of strength; it is the ability to overcome and improve. Those who are anti-fragile excel in problem solving and motivate all who surround them—they are always getting better,' write Rose LaBrèche, a Famous 5 Ottawa Norton Rose Fulbright Mentorship Program winner. Photograph courtesy of Rose LaBrèche
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