Evolving Entrepreneurship

Evolving Entrepreneurship

Evolving Entrepreneurship

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Topic Category:

Business

Topic Sub-Category:

Entrepreneurship

Language:

English

Podcast Stats:

Number of Episodes: 4
Series Type: episodic
Content Type: AUDIO

Podcast Description

The Stratford Perth Centre for Business Podcast, “Evolving Entrepreneurship” celebrates Canadian small business and entrepreneurship.

Produced in the heart of Stratford, Ontario, Canada, Evolving Entrepreneurship is an authentic deep dive into the unique struggles and triumphs of women-led businesses. Co-hosted by Stratford Perth Centre for Business advisors Holly Mortimer and Janis Auster, the podcast’s premiere five-episode season features candid conversations with local entrepreneurs about the pitfalls, failures, and partnerships that have defined their journeys.

The series shines a spotlight on the resilient and resourceful female entrepreneurs who are shaping Stratford, Ontario, Canada, and beyond.

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Content Themes

The podcast addresses themes of small business challenges, successes, and innovation, highlighting topics such as family dynamics in business, mental health in entrepreneurship, and adapting to change with episodes like 'Breaking Ground: A New Perspective on Modern Agriculture' and 'Small Town Success: Building a Canadian Subscription Box Empire.'

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