NB365: Tracey MacDonald Of Element5 Spa In Moncton and Saint John
Growing up with hands-on, entrepreneurial parents who owned and operated a restaurant for almost 40 years, Tracey MacDonald always knew she would become an entrepreneur.
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NB365: Tim Fogarty Of Area52 In Lutes Mountain
Tim Fogarty says the challenge of solving today’s problems made him want to go into business
Podcast: The Atlantic Investment Bubble
On this week’s Huddle “Insights” podcast, Blair Hyslop, the co-CEO of Mrs. Dunster’s, Kathryn Lockhart, the CEO of Propel, and Jeff Larsen, head of the Creative Destruction Lab in Atlantic Canada, discuss a proposal for a new regional equity tax credit to help grow investments in the region’s companies.
Chris Keevill Joins Gerry Pond At Mariner Partners Inc.
Chris Keevil is the owner and chairman of Halifax digital agency Color and a one-time CEO of the Atlantic Lottery Corporation.
NB365: Jesse Howatt Of Local by Atta In Moncton
Jesse Howatt and his brother founded Local by Atta with the goal of strengthening food security in the Greater Moncton area by providing healthy, pesticide-free leafy greens year-round.
Rogers Bringing Fibre Op Internet To Moncton Region
Rogers Communications announced $200-million in fibreoptic internet upgrades for Greater Moncton.
NB365: The Members Of Really Local Harvest Co-op In Southeast New Brunswick
Really Local Harvest is a cooperative of approximately 30 farmers in the South East New Brunswick region
NB365: Carol Simpson Of NBASSE In Moncton
During the pandemic, participants with the New Brunswick Association for Supported Services and Employment accumulated over 50,000 hours of paid and volunteer time, making a significant contribution to the labour market and economy of New Brunswick.
NB365: Lorraine Cail-Byron And Colleen Edmonds Of Olympia Allstar Cheerleading In Moncton
Lorraine Cail-Byron and Colleen Edmonds found a shared interest and love in providing an athletic environment to young girls who would support each other, train hard, gain lifelong skills, and develop friendships while doing so.
How Marshall Button’s Grade 8 Teacher Nurtured His Comic Instincts
A New Brunswick Teachers Federation campaign will feature 14 prominent entrepreneurs, athletes, artists and executives talking about how teachers impacted them and how they make a difference in the lives of the province’s students.
