Sylvia Beirnes, a maritime made entrepreneur and co-creator of @CanadianContentStudios, joins us to talk about her career journey and how she knew she was born for the entertainment industry, her out-of-the-box ideas that stuck success, and what she's up to now.
Check out: www.canadiancontentstudios.com
Join Jena and Sue on today's episode for a quick life update.
On today's episode, Jena and Sue sit down to chat about the importance of having a mentor, and why the art of coaching has been lost.
Learn more about Sue's passion for coaching: https://www.goodpeopleconsultants.com
On today's episode we're answering real questions from students at Dalhousie University through the Rowe Women in business association. Tiffany and Sarah join us in the hot seat to ask questions from their peers.
On today's episode, we're talking about how to think differently in the workplace. We talk about the importance of age diversity, why its important to show your smarts, how we can always learn from each other and that age is really just a number.
On today's episode Scott McGaw joins us from Meridia Recruitment. Scott is a partner at Meridia with over 10 years of experience in the recruitment world. He's a natural problem solver, and focuses on building strong client and candidate relationships and has a track record of results that exceed expectations. Today he's talking about his experience in the industry, changes he's seen through a global pandemic, and tips for anyone who may be looking for a change in their career.
https://www.kbrs.ca/people/scott-mcgaw
On today's solo episode, we're talking about the importance of taking risks through your career. Whether it's starting a new job, launching a business, or perhaps leaving a job that wasn't quite right for you, we know that with every risk comes opportunity. Tune in to learn why its important to set your own definition of success, why its okay to shift priorities along the way, and why failing fast is key.
On today's episode, Sarah Krafman joins us to talk about building a successful brand. Sarah is the Senior Director of Brand Strategy and Communication at Endy. We'll be talking about how she started with the company, importance of brand, the power of influencer marketing, innovative thinking, and some exciting new products Endy has brought to homes across Canada.
Sarah Krafman: https://il.linkedin.com/in/sarah-j-krafman
Endy: https://ca.endy.com/
On today's episode Nancy Dibblee and Sarah Schlender join us to talk about their experience building both of their successful businesses in the real estate and home design space. They share their experience on taking risks, building a personal brand, working through the challenges of a global pandemic and balancing a career and motherhood.
Fine Interiors by Nancy: http://www.fineinteriors.ca
Sarah at Parachute Realty: http://parachuterealty.ca/index.php/realtor/sarah-schlender
Follow Nancy: https://www.instagram.com/fineinteriorsandco/
Follow Sarah: https://www.instagram.com/fortheloveof_homes/
Wow. Season one has come to an end! What a great ride. Thank you to everyone who kept up with us every Monday, we appreciate you all. On today’s episode, we wanted to answer your questions regarding tips for starting a business, how to stay inspired, and how COVID has made us all think a little differently. We also chat about some of the learnings we’ve had through this experience – the good, the bad, and the funny (really, you don’t want to miss these). We’ll be back in no time with season 2 where we have some exciting guests joining us for some closed door conversations. Buckle up!
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It sounds simple - a plan for your business? Annually? Yes. Through our experience, having a strategic plan has helped us outline the long term strategy for the brands that we’ve worked with. On this episode, we’re diving into the importance of having an annual plan and strategic plan for your business, the benefits you’ll reap, how to measure and optimize as you go and why you’ll have less stress in your life. Whether you own your own business, are working in an organization, or are just looking to add a little more organization to your life, there is a takeaway for everyone.
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Phill is back for another episode, but this time he’s in the guest spot. He talks to us about the importance of setting the right goals, leadership tips anyone can use, tips on how to set expectations and have hard conversations, how to work smarter, and why he’ll never work a 9-5.
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On another episode of Closed Door Conversations (que the jingle), Phil Waisman is joining us as our guest host to talk about part two of the lessons we’ve learned through our career. We’re talking about the importance of knowing what you’re good at and working with people with different strengths, things to keep in mind when you’re transitioning to a new role, importance of being passionate about your work, how maturity has helped grow in our career, and more tips on leadership skills!
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On Closed Door Conversations we talk a lot about the importance of creating an experience for your customer, and being thoughtful in your process. On today’s bonus episode we’re talking about some of the local businesses that we love and why. Not only do they have great products, but they create a simple process of their customers that creates a memorable (and sweet) experience.
Closed Door Conversations is all about the really reals. On this episode, we’re bringing the unfiltered lessons we’ve learned through our career as we talk about why it's important to have confidence in yourself, stay grounded in facts, stay in your lane and understand that not everyone will appreciate your work. We often talk about the lessons we learned and how we’ve experienced them first-hand in the past, so tune in for story time.
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Sue attended The Gathering, a virtual event to learn more about brand, marketing and business. We’re diving into the learnings from some of the strongest brands like Peleton, Netflix and Traeger Grills and discussing the importance of being transparent and authentic, creating impactful moments, being thoughtful through your media strategies and the power of building a community.
Mother’s Day – a little reminder to give thanks to the women who built us. Jena and Sue talk about lessons from their Moms through the years. They laugh, cry and most importantly provide lessons they learned, which sounds like a typical Monday episode. Tune in to hear some funny stories, values they’ve learned, why they love their moms so much and why you should never skip school.
Dave Culligan is an entrepreneur, content creator, creative thinker, and inspiring leader. As the founder of
Threesixfive media, Dave tells us the story of starting his business and discovering a niche market, the
importance of building a strong personal brand and how that can impact your business and why its important
to be authentic and stay focused on your purpose.
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Everyone’s heard of the Kardashian’s, but how did they become an international brand?
And, Ryan Reynold’s is mostly known as an award-winning actor, but also happens to be one of the funniest, smartest and most strategic marketers today. On today’s episode, Jena and Sue are diving into the value of knowing your purpose, staying true to who you are, being relatable and authentic and connecting that to pop culture and other recent events.
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