The CEO of St. Stephen’s storied candy and chocolate company has worked there since she was a teenager on the “peppermint line.” On this week’s “Home Office” podcast, Mark Leger chats with Bryana about the innovations and expansions at a company that remains an important player in the province’s economy.
A publicly-traded company with a market cap of more than $575-million and a stock price on the rise since the early-days lows of the pandemic, Major Drilling is now exploring emerging opportunities – in the “green economy,” in particular.
On the latest episode of the Huddle “Home Office” podcast the award-winning singer-songwriter talks about his move home to Fredericton from Halifax and keeping his music business moving ahead during the pandemic.
A “Gathering Circle” that includes Indigenous leaders and leading N.B. entrepreneurs has specific goals like advocating for an inquiry into system racism. But they tell host Huddle “Home Office” host Mark Leger they are mainly interested in fostering understanding and amplifying the voices of the Indigenous people.
In this episode of “Home Office”, Mark Leger chats with Tareq Hadhad of Peace By Chocolate in Antigonish. Tareq and his father Isam lost the family business, a chocolate factory bombed during the war in Syria, but have since rebuilt it in Nova Scotia.
Carl just installed a solar power system to power his house and charge his electric car. A writer, speaker and sustainability consultant, Carl chats with Huddle ‘Home Office’ host Mark Leger about why going green is easier, cheaper and more popular than you might think.
The owner of the retail clothing company Country Liberty joins Mark Leger on Huddle ‘Home Office’ to chat about leading a business with $2.5-million in sales to even greater heights with the help of two Dragons’ Den investors.
Alicia Ismach was on the ground floor when Israel started building its now booming fintech sector. On the latest Huddle “Home Office” podcast, the entrepreneur-in-residence at Venn Innovation in Moncton says we have the potential for the same kind of success here.
In the latest episode of the “Home Office” podcast, the Moncton-based LAC Group executive talks about media, politics, writing, and creating companies that reach global markets from the Maritimes.
In this week’s episode of the “Home Office” podcast, UNB professor Herb Emery tells host Mark Leger he arrived from Alberta and discovered the province wasn’t the economic basketcase it was made out to be.
