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self-study / Administrative/Regulatory

Dec. 4, 2024

Canadian Space Agency

As part of our Space series, Christine Calvé, General Counsel of the Canadian Space Agency, joins the podcast to share her career journey from ballet to the law, the importance of mentorship to career success, and the value of taking on stretch opportunities. The Portia Project podcast is copyright Crystal Cove Press LLC.



M.C. is creator and host of The Portia Project podcast - which has been named among the Top 20 Women in the Law podcasts globally by Feedspot.
The podcast can be found at https://www.portiaprojectpodcast.com/

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