Morson Talent (Canada & USA)

Our fantastic Stefanie Kane presenting to COOP students at the Nuclear Innovation Institute (NII). The Nuclear sector, as with many other engineering sectors will face a talent shortage, community engagement and promoting the industry plays a major role in addressing this. The future is bright 💪👏

It's always great to be recognized as a leader in the staffing industry in Canada and the US. We will strive to keep raising standards with innovation and, as always with a personal approach.

Come and say hi to Fernanda K. and Adam Labrie at the DEFSEC Atlantic 2024 AC-ADA event in Halifax, Nova Scotia. We are at spot M110 with some great give aways and goodies......

Earlier last month, colleagues from Morson Group's latest Leadership Development Program cohort concluded their time on the inaugural leadership course. The program delved into a range of topics, theories and presentations focusing around the Morson Group values and equipping everyone with the tools and understanding to go back into the business as the best version of themselves; able to empower their teams and positively contribute to the wider business. A huge thank you to our Course Leaders, Ian Knowlson 📈 Influencer Growth Coach, Katie Winstanley Chartered FCIPD and Becky Burgess for their invaluable knowledge and support throughout this transformative journey. And finally, thank you to the colleagues on the course for their dedication and commitment. Your passion, empathy and motivation are a true testament to the values we hold dear at Morson Group. Here's to a bright future! 🎉 Madelaine Youngson, CPC, Madison Di Tommaso, CPC, Nam Bui, Adam Labrie Thanks to Ged Mason, OBE, HonDBA and Katie Winstanley Chartered FCIPD

Today, September 30th marks the fourth observance of National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. Let’s commit to fostering relationships with Indigenous peoples, to amplifying their voices, and to contributing to a future where every community thrives with dignity and respect.

Happy 4th of July to everyone in the US from us all at Morson Talent.

We're excited to announce that we're the new sponsor of Canadian ice hockey player Cameron Hough, playing in the UK with Peterborough Phantoms Ice Hockey Club! The deal strengthens the Morson's ties with the club, whose headline sponsor is fellow Group company Waldeck #Morson #TeamMorson #Sport #Sponsorship

#ProudSponsors #TeamMorson

Last night we held our first Contractor Appreciation Summer Kick-Off Party in Kincardine at Bar Down! The event celebrated our contractors' hard work and loyalty, which make us a success in Nuclear Power. We had a fantastic turnout and a memorable evening with prizes from local Bruce County businesses; Mill Creek Chocolates, 3 Sheets Brewing, Kanovie Designs, Offshore Bakery, South-Port Golf Course and the Wismer house. A huge thank you to everyone who attended and a special thanks to Bar Down and their excellent food and top-tier customer service as always! #Morson #ContractorAppreciation #NuclearPower

On the weekend, I had the incredible opportunity to compete in The Subaru Series Guelph Lakes Olympic Distance Triathlon. It consisted of a 1.5km swim, 36km bike and 10km run, a journey that pushed my limits and taught me invaluable lessons. I managed to convince one of my colleagues Xavier Ashurst to enter the race with me (Thanks Xav). As I reflect on this experience, I came away with three key lessons I learned during my triathlon that led to the successful outcome. 1. Preparation: Laying the Foundation for Success Preparation was the cornerstone of my triathlon journey. I started mapping out training schedules 6 months in advance to ensure I was ready both physically and mentally for the race distances. This consisted of training multiple times a week with a mix of swims, runs and bike rides. I also focused on nutrition and rest to help with the training and more importantly aid in the recovery of my body post training. 2. Commitment / Discipline: Staying the Course Competing in a triathlon requires unwavering commitment and discipline. It meant early mornings, late evenings, and sometimes sacrificing leisure activities and a reduction in my beer consumption! To ensure accountability I find there is strength in numbers. Throughout our training, Xavier and I would continually hold each other accountable with our training sessions. It’s very easy to convince yourself to skip a workout. Less so, when you have to tell someone else that you missed it! 3. Mentorship: Gaining Insight from Experience I am lucky enough to have a friend Jacob Rivers who has competed in 2 Ironman Triathlons and 7 Half Ironman’s who also participated in the race. Jake provided me with incredible guidance, and shared his experiences, which significantly improved my performance. For example, when he asked what I was planning on eating on race day. I answered with Protein Bars. He responded with bad idea! With his recommendation, I then switched to Gels high in carbs to re-up glycogen levels and provide quick fuel. Had I not gained his feedback I may still be lying on the side of the running course! He also helped Xav and I navigate the setup and registration process on race day which for newbies like Xav and I, was pretty overwhelming.  Thank you Jake! As I continue my journey in both sports and business, I am reminded that the principles of success are universal. Whether on the racecourse or in the boardroom, the path to victory lies in preparation, commitment, discipline, and mentorship. I am already looking to sign up for another race and will work to improve my results!