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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A strong desire to see a valuable publishing house continue to develop for the benefit of children and families, as well as the authors and illustrators of Atlantic Canada, led Marie Cadieux and Louise Imbeault to go into business.
The owners of Les Gourmandes Cheese Delicatessen And Chocolates say their interest in business comes from being raised by entrepreneurs.
Centre culturel Aberdeen has established itself as a multidisciplinary center of excellence for the creation, production, diffusion, and promotion of artistic and cultural activity in Atlantic Canada.
The crew from ClearClaim Adjusters Inc. says they have seen first hand how critical it is to have a company like theirs defending the public against insurance companies.
The Moncton-based firm manages $2.4-billion on behalf of institutional, as well as individual, clients.
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.
Tim Fogarty says the challenge of solving today’s problems made him want to go into business
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.
Really Local Harvest is a cooperative of approximately 30 farmers in the South East New Brunswick region
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.
