Daisy Wright CCM, CDP, BA

Career Coach / Professional Resume Writer /  Speaker

Recently awarded the Credentialed Career Manager (CCM) Designation from Career Management Alliance, USA

Daisy is a Career Development Practitioner and founder of The Wright Career Solution a full-service career transition firm. She provides job search coaching (resume development, interview preparation, career transition) to individuals within Canada, the US and to international clients. For individuals in career transition, she assists them in developing positive career management skills, improve their employability and enhance their self-esteem. Her positive "can do" approach inspires others to regain confidence in themselves, take a leap of faith, and confidently move forward.

Daisy holds a BA from Ryerson University, a Post-graduate Diploma in Career Development from Conestoga College and was recognized by the College as “A Graduate of Distinction”. She is the Career Advisor for CBC Radio Canada International's The Link, Career Professionals of Canada, as well as TorontoJobs.ca.

Her corporate background includes a stint with the United Nations in New York, an assignment that contributed tremendously to her ability to understand and work with people from a variety of cultures. She is a former instructor in the Faculty of Business at Sheridan College where she taught Business Communication among other courses.

Daisy's work has been featured in several renowned resume and career books, and has been profiled in the Spotlight on Communicators section of the college text book, Business Communication: Product & Process, which also includes Oprah, Michael Dell, Diane Sawyer, Colin Powell, among others. She is the author of "No Canadian Experience, Eh? A Career Survival Guide for New Immigrants", a first-of-its kind book dedicated to Internationally-Educated Professionals moving to Canada.

She has been quoted in Canada’s the Globe & Mail, Toronto Star, Brampton Guardian, Share Community Newspaper, Caribbean Camera, Job Boom, South Asian Focus, The Brampton News and several other news media. 

She keeps abreast of trends in the career field by attending industry conferences and workshops and maintaining membership in professional organizations such as Career Management Alliance, Career Directors International and Career Professionals of Canada. She is the Canadian Liaison for WECAI (Women's E-Commerce Association International), and is a member of the Public Relations and International Committees of Career Directors International.