Visit to Penguin Random House Headquarters in Toronto

ByDavid Cory February 14, 2016July 24, 2019

Two women standing to the right of a white counter that has a penguin printed on the side. The women are shoulder to shoulder and smiling. The woman on the left is in a black and white patterned dress and holding a book with a purple cover that reads "What Love Hurts." The woman to the right is in a grey sweater and black pants.

Jill with their (Karen and Jills) Canadian publicist at Penguin Random House in Toronto.

Three women standing almost shoulder to shoulder and smiling. The woman in the center is slightly in front and wearing a black and white patterned dress. The two women on either side are slightly behind and wearing the same deep purple colour -- a sweater on the left and dress on the right. — Jill and Karen with the host of “What She Said” a radio show at Penguin Random House Headquarters in Toronto.

David Cory

David Cory is the President and founder of The Emotional Intelligence Training Company (1998).David was one of the first Certified Master Trainers in the area of Emotional Intelligence with MHS Inc. (1998) and is considered to be an international expert on the integration of emotional intelligence and leadership development. As a coach and trainer with 20 years of experience working with leaders and organizations, he has had the privilege of working globally. David received his Master of Arts Degree in Adult Education (University of British Columbia 1995). More about David Cory

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