NB365 is a year-long series of portraits of New Brunswick entrepreneurs, businesses and organizations. NB365 is one of five ‘support local’ campaigns that Love for Local – New Brunswick will run throughout 2021 and 2022. Huddle is a media partner.
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Corey Richard had a passion for BBQ for as long as he can remember. In 2018 he convinced a friend to enter a local competition and they did pretty good for first-timers, which launched Corey on a whole new career path.
At Kingsbrae Garden, Alex Haun and his culinary team and create artistically-inspired plates utilizing the freshest garden ingredients and products from all over New Brunswick.
A drive to work for himself and the love of manufacturing logs into lumber and other valued products made Trevor McMillan want to become an entrepreneur.
Heather Wilson says the tours of the jail and Court House provide a place for people to come together as they explore, and discover connections they never knew existed.
Christy Kennedy and her husband had been living in Calgary and working in pharmaceutical sales for 20 years. They were craving a life change and found it in the hospitality business in Saint Andrews.
After more than 25 years of high-tech marketing in Ottawa, Janice Downey had been looking for an opportunity to return to Charlotte County and apply the skills she had acquired marketing global corporate brands.
The owners of The Montague Rose had a great summer of 2021, and are planning to continue renovating and updating their 1859 historic house and property, and start employing more people.
Mark McGuire wanted to build something meaningful, something he could pour his heart into. He didn’t want to work 9 to 5, he wanted to work 24/7.
Making jewelry has always been a passion for Alicia Weeks. When she decided to open Element506 Boutique, she decided to make a place for the entire local craft community to share their creations.
Smet Monuments has been a family-owned and operated company from the start, with Jarvis Spires representing the third generation of memorial craftsmen.
