Small Business Big Impact
Small Business Big Impact
Podcast Description
Ontario’s small businesses are proof that big dreams can start small and still make a huge impact.
Jay-Ann Gilfoy, CEO of Meridian Credit Union, is shining a spotlight on the incredible entrepreneurs redefining what it means to run a small business. From tackling unique challenges to celebrating big wins, these stories showcase the grit, creativity, and perseverance of Ontario’s business leaders
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as entrepreneurship, social impact, and business growth, with episodes that dive into topics like B Corp certification's role in revenue and brand credibility, and the intersection of purpose and profit in businesses like Do Good Donuts. Specific episodes provide examples of personal stories and lessons learned by entrepreneurs, revealing the grit and creativity involved in running a small business.
Ontario’s small businesses are proof that big dreams can start small and still make a huge impact.
Jay-Ann Gilfoy, CEO of Meridian Credit Union, is shining a spotlight on the incredible entrepreneurs redefining what it means to run a small business. From tackling unique challenges to celebrating big wins, these stories showcase the grit, creativity, and perseverance of Ontario’s business leaders
Mental health and entrepreneurship go hand in hand, but prioritizing well-being as a business owner can be challenging.
In this episode, Jay-Ann sits down with Elora Gartley, founder of Nova Phoenix Counseling, to explore the realities of leading with purpose in the mental health space. From overcoming personal trauma to scaling a thriving business, Elora shares how she expanded her practice by opening multiple locations and building a dedicated team.
Key Takeaways:
- How Elora’s personal experiences with mental health shaped her path in social work and entrepreneurship.
- The challenges of launching a business while juggling multiple jobs and growing from a single office to a multi-location practice.
- The power of relational leadership in fostering a judgment-free, supportive workplace for both clients and staff.
Learn more aboutNova Phoenix Counselling
Visit Meridian at: meridiancu.ca
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