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Juggling Motherhood and a Highly Demanding Job

I believe it’s possible to succeed at work and at home without having to compromise one for the other. With some structure and support, I’ve found a rhythm that allows me to enjoy both motherhood and career.

The first element that has been a blessing for me is having the flexibility of working remotely. It has allowed me to have a little bit more time at home and organize my life in a way that I can focus on work and also be available for my children.

When you’re a mother to young children and also active in the workforce, being organized, transparent and having a good support system is very paramount.

I discussed this in depth with our President, Robynne Anderson. See the full conversation below:

Juggling Motherhood and a Highly Demanding Job

Sophie Goudard

Sophie has joined the Emerging ag team in the role of Vice President, Operations, and focuses primarily on team logistics, scheduling and event planning.

Sophie has spent the last 15 years as a professional in the business of live arts. Providing high standard services handling the administration and logistics of many international productions touring stages of the world. She has been honing her skills in an environment requiring precise organization, interpersonal and leadership qualities.

Passionate about development, Sophie’s strength is to organize and motivate people to accomplish goals and empowering them by providing clear direction to execute successfully their strategic initiatives.

A French national from a mixed background, Sophie holds a Master of Arts in International Cultural Exchange Strategies from the Institute of Political Sciences of Lyon, a BA in Legal Studies and Political Science from the Institute of Political Sciences of Rennes and a BA in History. Sophie speaks English and Spanish after living in North America for twelve years and studying in Mexico, she became proficient in German in the last 8 years working mostly in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. She currently lives in France.

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