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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Hélène Angers of Ah! Communications says her purchasing and hiring decisions of professional service providers directly influence the ability of local entrepreneurs to share their skills and sell their products.
Mathieu Gagné is focused on how can he better meet the needs of his customers and getting more involved in his community.
Denis Nadeau has always been a natural leader and the idea of owning his own architectural firm has grown over the years with the experience of the projects he has designed and managed.
Alain Leblanc wanted a job in the knowledge community, so he created one.
Hazel Cochran wanted to open The Art Warehouse in Saint John so the community could easily access and experience art.
The pillars of the Queen Square Farmers’ Market are to be local, ethnically diverse, sustainable, high Quality, healthy, and community-focused.
QC Pumps & Compressors Ltd. is located in Apohaqui, New Brunswick. Established in 2015, they have grown to be one of the most diverse Mechanical Companies in Southern New Brunswick.
Vision Coaching has grown over the years to the point that it’s now the largest leadership coaching firm in Atlantic Canada.
Pam Goold and her sisters are proud to be the fifth generation to run Goold’s Flowers, which began in 1878.
Juniper in uptown Saint John offers sustainable clothing, skincare, and small homewares, as well as a refill station for personal care products and home cleaning supplies.
