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A bit about Alli Mang
Award-winning 4-time author, Alli Mang has been telling stories in her entrepreneurial life for more than 35 years on camera, on stage and on the page. She was Canada’s first Ivory Girl when campaigns started celebrating the beauty of Moms.
She was part of the grand launch of a home and lifestyle line selling more than $65 million LIVE on the worldwide shopping channel platform as well as being the only Canadian entrepreneur featured in the 2020 U.S. National magazine, Where Women Create Work.
You’ve already done the deep work. Now it’s time to create from a place of clarity, strength, and purpose.
🦋 Publish Your Bestselling Book – Turn wisdom into a legacy platform that opens doors.
🎤 Master Authentic Storytelling – Attract aligned opportunities without sacrificing your truth.
🌿 Reclaim Your Wellness – Build energy to show up fully for yourself and those who need you.
No more noise. Just clarity, impact, and momentum that feels like you.
For Women Who’ve Lived Enough to Write the Manual (but need help publishing it)
My clients are high-achievers - CEOs, artists, philanthropists - who’ve spent years giving to others.
Now, they’re ready to:
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Stop hiding behind roles like “caregiver” or “professional”
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Transform pain into a roadmap for others
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Leave a legacy that outlives social media trends
In the summer of 1999, I lost my mom to cancer. Seven years later I lost my only sister to suicide. I remember during those times, every moment was filled to capacity with the need to connect with people I never imagined I would on any ordinary day.
Our conversations, and especially our silence (as we took in what we had lost) ran on a different stream of consciousness. We all supported each other, forever linked by our grief, and to some degree, linked by the fear of not knowing what was going to happen next.
Because in the quietest moments, the smallest acts speak the loudest.
I started figure skating at just 3 years old - my parents couldn’t get me off the ice! I’d often stay out in the corner while the Zamboni cleaned, totally lost in the joy of skating.
At the height of my competitive career, I was an ice dancer with the incredible privilege of training alongside Olympic legends: 1988 Bronze Medalists Tracy Wilson and Rob McCall, and 1992 Silver Medalists Isabelle and Paul Duchesnay.
As a novice dancer, their artistry, discipline, and presence left a lasting impression. I still carry those lessons with me - from the edge of the rink to every stage of my life and career.
To the champions and coaches who shaped my path: thank you. Here's to the memories that made me.
