HIVE provides professional coaching services to lawyers, law firms and businesses.
HIVE’s coaching services are tailored to lawyers working at the United Nations and its institutions, litigation boutiques and Big Law firms.
HIVE also serves businesses wanting to successfully face transitions and increase profits.
Based in Montreal, Nour Saadi offers online coaching services to clients in Canada, the Netherlands, South Korea, Japan and Singapore.
My Story
I was born in Abidjan and moved to Montreal at the age of 8 with my immediate family due to the civil war plaguing the country.
Passionate about human potential, law and personal development, I am animated by the desire to better the legal culture, optimize team performances and support businesses in reaching new heights.
I have pursued studies in Psychology, after which I graduated from McGill University’s Faculty of Law with a Bachelor of Civil Law, a Bachelor of Laws and a Specialization in East Asian Studies.
Our clients want to make a change in their practice and move up the corporate ladder. They want to see their organizations and the structures they work within evolve. They are often not sure how to make it happen or have had many disappointing trials. They now are ready to reach their goals, create peak performances and invest in a game plan that will result in lasting improvements inshAllah.
By working with me, you are partnering up with a coach who understands the challenges of your legal practice, is sensitive to your cultural background and has experience working in various legal environments.
It will be an honour for me to meet you. It is time to turn your aspirations into reality.
« Nour helped me find motivation and explore new ways of commercializing my products and this successfully despite the
Covid-19 crisis. »
/ tarik s.
ceo, o’light beauty /
Credentials
Nour was a practicing lawyer called to the Quebec Bar in civil, commercial, and corporate litigation and arbitration.
Prior to practicing in Montreal, Nour worked at the International Criminal Court located in The Hague, both as a legal intern and as a legal consultant in the case of The Prosecutor v. Bosco Ntaganda.
Nour graduated from McGill University’s Integrated B.C.L./LL.B. program. Alongside her legal studies, Nour completed a Minor in East Asian Studies and spent one semester at Sophia University, in Tokyo – which she loved!
Nour’s various experiences in law school include:
Executive Editor of the McGill Journal of Sustainable Development Law;
Coordinator of the McGill chapter of Pro Bono Students Canada, where she was responsible for leading projects with over 50 law students and 23 community organizations in Montreal;
Research Assistant in Tax Law;
Judicial clerk to the Honourable Gabriel Boutros of the Montreal Municipal Court.
Competing member of the Diversity Moot Court before the Court of Appeal of Ontario;
International Justice Program intern at the New York City offices of Human Rights Watch.
Prior to her legal studies, Nour completed an International Baccalaureate in Psychology from which she graduated with honors.
Nour is currently completing Professional Coaching certifications with the International Act in Academy.
Recognition & Awards:
Nour was the Lieutenant Governor’s Youth Medal recipient in 2011.
She was placed on the Dean’s List of McGill University’s Faculty of Law, rewarding the top 10% of students for academic achievement.
Nour also received the Alexandra Dodger Award for Social Justice from the Faculty of Law’s student association.
She graduated with honours from high school.
Languages :
Nour is fluent in French and English and has a knowledge of Arabic, Spanish, Korean and Japanese.