Laadliyan in Leadership: Accelerate Action

Laadliyan in Leadership: Accelerate Action

Celebrate International Women’s Day with us as we will bring together powerhouses Jothi Saldanha, Mani Jassal, and Neeta Sandhu for an incredible conversation on accelerating action and insights on paving unique pathways. They will share perspectives on their journeys, challenges, and inspirations. Through their stories, you’ll uncover themes of resilience, authenticity, and empowerment that inspire us all to dream bigger and lead boldly.

📅 March 13, 2025
🕕 Doors open 6:00 PM | Panel begins 7:00 PM
📍 Brampton City Hall
🎟️ Donation based admission with all proceeds going towards supporting Laadliyan’s initiatives

This evening promises:
☕ Light refreshments
💬 Opportunities to connect and network

Be inspired and engage with a community committed to empowering and celebrating daughters 💕

Jothi Saldanha
Jothi is a highly recognized Transformational Wellness Coach, boasting more than ten years of experience in leading wellness sessions both in community settings and workplaces. Her own healing journey began 17 years ago with the birth of her daughter, fueling her mission to break cycles of intergenerational pain as she nurtures her inner child, raises her teenagers, and supports her aging mom. Jothi's healing and wellness philosophy is rooted in ancestral connection, spirituality, decolonized practice, and culturally responsive care. She employs alternative modalities, including somatic awareness, neuroscience, creative processes, mindfulness, guided meditation, and sound healing, to assist her clients on their journey. You can learn more about Jothi at www.jothi.ca and reach out to her at info@jothi.ca. 

Neeta Sandhu
Neeta Sandhu is a Partner at Pallett Valo LLP, specializing in infrastructure and construction law. She holds a Juris Doctor from the University of Windsor and the University of Detroit Mercy (2015) and a Bachelor of Business Administration from York University's Schulich School of Business (2011). Starting at Pallett Valo as a summer student in 2014, Neeta has built her entire legal career there. She represents clients ranging from family businesses to multinational corporations in the construction industry, handling matters such as liens, trust claims, deficiencies, delays, contract disputes, and construction adjudications. Regularly appearing before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, she also advises on industry-specific issues and alternative dispute resolution. Outside work, Neeta enjoys soccer, traveling, reading fiction, and spending time with her family and French Bulldog.

Mani Jassal 
Mani Jassal is a Canadian designer who has established herself as a creative force in the fashion industry with her distinctive style. Her journey embodies a profound appreciation for the interplay of art and culture. Born in Punjab, India, Mani's family relocated to Toronto when she was five years old. Her childhood was marked by her fascination with fashion which transformed into a career that saw her working with many of the industry's biggest names. To date, Mani has unveiled over a dozen collections, each bearing the imprint of her rebellious spirit and fresh perspective. Mani explores various angles, shapes, curves and silhouettes, showcasing her appreciation for digital printing while also embracing her romantic and nostalgic sides. Her collections differ in sensitivity, reflecting the ever-evolving nature of her artistry. Her designs are often a reflection of India’s heritage and her appreciation for her ancestry. What stands out is her originality and her seamless pairing of Eastern and Western influences in her creations. Her pieces often serve as catalysts for dialogue, revealing how fashion and style evoke powerful statements.

About Laadliyan
Laadliyan, Celebrating & Empowering Daughters is a non-profit organization that inspires South Asian girls and women of all ages to become empowered individuals through engagement, education and awareness.

Laadliyan is committed to hosting an inclusive and accessible event for everyone. When registering, please mention if you require any accommodations.