NB365: Bobby Black, Cherrie Moreault, And Louis Leith Of ALIVE Kombucha In Moncton
ALIVE runs the first kombucha plant in the world to brew using 100 percent solar energy.
NB365
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.
Do you know someone we should profile? Email your suggestions to editor Mark Leger.
NB365: René Vienneau And Olivier Boucher Of Big River Sports In Bathurst
“When the opportunity presented itself in 2019 to purchase Big River Sports, I knew this was the right next step to take.”
NB365: Melissa And Mikael Savoie Of Gestion M2 Inc. In Charlo
When Covid-19 paralyzed the tourism industry, Melissa and Mikael Savoie were worried about the future of their budding business. But support from New Brunswickers allowed them to not just stay open, but grow during the pandemic.
NB365: Chris Legacy Of Four Rivers Brewing Co. In Bathurst
Chris Legacy and his family noticed the nearest brewery to Bathurst was in Moncton and we wanted to have that true craft experience a little closer to home.
NB365: Nadine Martin Of CHU Dumont Foundation In Moncton
As a referral center with specialties that benefit patients from all over the province, and even from elsewhere in the Atlantic, CHU Dumont Foundation sees better than anyone how health is everyone’s business.
NB365: Rob Taylor Of Five Bridges Neighborhood Bar And Grill In Riverview
Five Bridges believes their community anchors their success. The company supports local charities, initiates fundraising opportunities, donates time and products to non-profit organizations, and invests in neighbourhood associationsto give back to the people who they feel will be instrumental in their development.
NB365: Michael Petrovici and Katherine Lanteigne of Kaffeine Espresso Bar – Au Bootlegger In Bathurst.
“Our beautiful city of Bathurst deserved to have a cozy and welcoming place to meet and socialize, either over drinks or coffee, and downtown was our primary choice.”
NB365: Jean-Philippe Lagacé and Mélissa Savoie of Microbrasserie – Microbrewery Sanfar And Resort Inc. In Tide Head.
Jean-Philippe Lagacé and Mélissa Savoie decided to start a business in Restigouche to showcase the best our region has to offer.
NB365: Cliff Vautour And Amanda Losier Of East Coast Vinyl Supplies In Riverview
Cliff Vautour And Amanda Losier Of East Coast Vinyl Supplies started their business after a small project for their kids’ hockey team revealed a big problem with big-box stores.
NB365: Jennyfer Brideau Of Savonnerie La Vie En Mousse In Tracadie-Sheila
Jennyfer Brideau says her business is here today “thanks to the support I received from the community. It is therefore essential for me to return the favour.”
