Suzanne Winlove-Smith has been appointed as an Amicable Ambassador for Ontario, Canada.
Leadership Spotlight in Ontario!
The Amicable Divorce Network is proud to announce that Suzanne Winlove-Smith has been appointed as an Amicable Ambassador for Ontario, Canada.
In this role, Suzanne will lead the development of a local Amicable Divorce Network community in Ontario, bringing together like-minded professionals who are committed to helping families resolve divorce and separation in a more respectful, child-focused, and solution-oriented way.
As an Amicable Ambassador, Suzanne will work to connect professionals across disciplines — including attorneys, mediators, financial professionals, and mental health experts — who share a commitment to reducing conflict and promoting healthier outcomes for families navigating separation.
The Amicable Ambassador program helps expand the Network’s mission by fostering local collaboration, professional education, and referral relationships among vetted professionals dedicated to amicable divorce solutions.
Please join us in congratulating Suzanne Winlove-Smith on this leadership role and her efforts to build a strong community of amicable divorce professionals in Ontario.
If you are a professional in Ontario interested in connecting with Suzanne and learning more about the Amicable Divorce Network, we encourage you to reach out.
Learn more about the network here.
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