So her father told her that she should pursue a bachelor of commerce degree at McGill University in finance and accounting. And not surprisingly, she graduated on the Dean’s honour list Summa cum laude.

She began taking insurance classes before joining National Bank of Canada as one of its youngest financial services directors when she was 21. The following year, Leah was bitten by the creative bug and she became an entrepreneur. She went on to become a successful and respected publisher of interior design magazines in four cities.

She launched Montreal Home, Toronto Home, Vancouver Home and South Florida Home magazines and was the design correspondent on Global Television in Montreal for two years. Leah has been honoured with many awards for her business achievements, including the highly coveted Top 100 Women in Business for four consecutive years.

After enjoying a creative career, Leah decided to return to her financial roots and become a financial security advisor. She follows her father’s advice, doing what she does best, protecting the finances of those she loves with strategic and conservative financial planning.

In the 5th year of her new career, Leah is already one of the most successful financial security advisors in the country, handling some of the largest and most complex files.