In the latest Huddle “Home Office” podcast, Mark Leger chats with the entrepreneur and community fundraiser about the power and inspiration of women coming together to help people in their community.
On the latest episode of the “Home Office” podcast, the serial entrepreneur from Saint John chats with Mark Leger about her career in business and the fintech company that now employs more than 30 people and has more than 3,000 financial advisors using its platform.
In the final chat about the three-month “Electric Summer Social Tour” of New Brunswick, Jason Gallant and Mylène Theriault speak with Mark Leger on the “Home Office” podcast about how their journey of discovery would continue long after the tour ended.
In the latest in a series of podcast conversations about their Love For Local New Brunswick “Electric Summer Social Tour,” Jason Gallant and Mylène Theriault chat with Mark Leger about their latest adventures on the road.
The tech and social entrepreneur joins Mark Leger on the Huddle “Home Office” podcast to chat about his ambitious affordable housing project in Fredericton. Their conversation also touches on housing issues generally and the challenges people are facing with increased rents across the region.
On the latest “Home Office” podcast, Harvest Music Festival chair Meghan Morrison and general manager Jeff Richardson join Mark Leger to chat about their favourite memories of past festivals, and what to expect this year.
On the latest in a series of conversations about their Love For Local New Brunswick “Electric Summer Social Tour,” Jason Gallant and Mylène Theriault chat with Mark Leger about their night at an old Dorchester jailhouse turned into a bed and breakfast; a tour of the lush Kingsbrae Garden in St. Andrews; and the raucous Acadian Day celebrations in Caraquet.
Jason Gallant and Mylène Theriault have dream jobs for those of us who have felt cooped up during the pandemic. They’re travelling the province in an Audi e-tron from Audi Moncton promoting small businesses and organizations as part of Love for Local New Brunswick’s “Electric Summer Social Tour.”
On this week’s episode of the Huddle “Home Office” podcast, Mark Leger talks to Jody Glidden about his teen years in Fredericton selling hockey cards and running an arcade business, and how he now runs a software company that employs 350 people and recently received a $100-million (U.S.) investment.
Huddle has covered the various stages of Millennia’s growth, from a venture capital raise of more than $500,000 to the tea being sold in Sobeys and Safeway stores across the country. When Mark Leger heard the news that Millennia TEA would be sold in Whole Foods Canada stores, he decided it was time for a chat on the “Home Office” podcast, fittingly, in the old Red Rose Tea factory in Saint John.
