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Join Faisal Karmali and Rob Gerrie for More Than Money as they talk with Bonnie-Jeanne MacDonald, Director of Financial Security Research, from the National Institute on Ageing about a new proposal called the Pension-Back Benefit which would see your estate get a lump-sum payment of your CPP if you die before you can start drawing it. Are there any dangers in choosing an executor of your will who doesn't live in your province or country? Faisal and Rob will chat with Erin Bury from Willful.co about what to think about before choosing an executor that doesn't live near you. And Retirement Coach and owner of Retire Ready Canada Jennifer Rovet will be on to talk about the importance of digital decluttering as you retire.

Andrew Carter is joined by Erin Bury, co-founder and chief executive officer of online estate planning platform Willful.co.

Ken Connors hosted the CJAD 800 Morning Show this Christmas Eve. Joining Ken this morning were CTV tech analyst Carmi Levy, The Montreal Gazette's Bill Brownstein, Old Brewery Mission CEO James Hughes, Dr. Mitch Shulman with his two minute checkup, McGill University Professor John Gradek and willful.co CEO Erin Bury.

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Do you have a will? For almost half of Canadians, the answer is no – and the task of creating one is likely at the bottom of their to-do list. The process can seem complicated or even intimidating. So, this episode we're going to help make things less daunting by debunking some common misconceptions around wills and other end-of-life documents. Erin Bury, Co-founder and CEO of Willful, a Canadian, do-it-yourself online will platform is our guest and has ten common myths around this topic that she'll dispel once and for all.  For legal disclosures, please visit http://bit.ly/socialdisclaim and www.gbm.scotiabank.com/disclosures    Key moments this episode:  2:15 – How did Erin come up with this list of myths around estate planning?  3:45 - Myth 1: I'm too young to need a will   5:19 - Myth 2: I don't have enough assets to warrant getting a will   6:35 - Myth 3: I don't need a will, everything will just go to [insert family member's name] anyway   9:00 - Myth 4:  I can just tell my family my wishes   9:55- Myth 5: I have to visit a lawyer to create a will   12:13 - Myth 6: A will is a one-and-done document   14:24 – Bonus myth: where should you keep the paper copy of your will?  15:05 - Myth 7: I've got a will, now I'm done with estate planning.   17:35 - Myth 8: Creating a will is extremely time-consuming   19:05 - Myth 9: I need to list out all my assets in my will  21:45 - Myth 10: My spouse and I only need one will 

Join Faisal Karmali and Leanna Wachniak on More Than Money as they talk to Erin Bury, Co-founder and CEO at Willful, about a new survey that suggests that, despite a drop in inflation, Canadians remain pessimistic about the cost of living. Also on the show, Julia Garner, Estate Planning Specialist, CIBC Private Wealth, talks about how insurance can complement your investment portfolio. And Dan McTeague, President, Canadians for Affordable Energy, discusses how cut backs in natural gas will impact energy prices.

Top episode replay: Originally aired on May 10, 2020. One of Marketing Magazine's top 30 Under 30, Erin is an entrepreneur, marketer, former journalist, and startup advisor/investor. She is the co-founder and CEO at Willful, an online estate planning platform that makes it easy for Canadians to create a will in less than 20 minutes. Prior to Willful she held leadership roles at communications agency Eighty-Eight, startup publication BetaKit, and at Sprouter, which was acquired by Postmedia in 2011. Erin is a frequent speaker with Speakers' Spotlight, writes a column for the Financial Post, and is a tech commentator on CTV News. She has appeared in publications including The New York Times, Forbes, and CNN. During this episode of Made it Happen, Erin and I speak about her journey as an entrepreneur, being one of Marketing Magazines Top 30 Under 30, What to consider when starting a business, how to market your business and make your presence online know, building your personal brand, managing that work-life integration, tips for public speaking & getting retweeted by Oprah..twice. We also touch upon the current situation of COVID-19, how it has affected Willful, and what business owners can be doing right now to cope with the situation.

Want to receive the best Startup CEO Insights? SUBSCRIBE TO MARK MACLEOD'S NEWSLETTER: https://markmacleod.me/newsletter/ ------------------------------In this episode of the Startup CEO Show, explore the power of long-term vision and work-life integration with our host Mark MacLeod and the inspiring Erin Bury, co-founder and CEO of the innovative estate planning platform, Willful.Tune in as Erin sheds light on rejecting hustle culture, creating ease for families with online wills, and steering a startup alongside her spouse. Discover how Willful is simplifying end-of-life planning and Erin's unique approach to leading a consumer brand and fostering a startup that values both profitability and a balanced lifestyle.Make sure to like, share, comment, and subscribe to stay updated with more fascinating episodes like this one from the Startup CEO Show!-----------------------------------------⏰Timestamps: 02:20 - 05:49: Rejecting "Hustle Porn" for Work-Life Balance05:50 - 08:33: Willful's Origins and Market Disruption08:34 - 12:05: Overcoming Investor Doubts 12:06 - 15:40: The Joys and Juggles of a Spouse-Run Startup15:41 - 18:15: Erin's CEO Strategy: Hiring, Vision, and Financial Stability 18:16 - 22:10: Personal Time Management22:11 - 26:00: The Willful Couple's Work-Life Blend 26:01 - 29:35: Startup Ecosystem as a Consumer Brand29:36 - 33:08: The Canadian Startup Scene33:09 - 36:45: Fostering a Sustainable Business36:46 - 40:25: Young Parents and Elderly Individuals40:26 - 43:10: Strategic Partnerships and Marketing in Estate Planning43:11 - 46:55: Life, Legacy, and Running a Startup46:56 - 50:26: The "Unicorn" Potential50:27 - 55:00: Intentional Living and the Reality of Entrepreneurship---------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/themarkmacleod/Connect on X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/markmacleod_Contact Mark: https://markmacleod.me/

More and more Canadians are struggling to afford the costs associated with the death of a loved one. In Newfoundland, a recent news report reveals bodies are piling up in a freezer outside of a morgue for this reason. Jordan talks to Erin Bury, CEO and co-founder of Willful, a digital estate planning app that aims to make estate planning more accessible and affordable.  Do you have a money problem? Call us and leave a message at 416-935-5935. Or email us at hello@itepod.ca. You can also find us on Instagram and TikTok @InThisEconomyPod. Don't forget to leave a call-back number, so we can get in touch. We love feedback at The Big Story, as well as suggestions for future episodes. You can find us:Through email at hello@thebigstorypodcast.ca Or by calling 416-935-5935 and leaving us a voicemailOr @thebigstoryfpn on Twitter

More and more Canadians are struggling to afford the costs associated with the death of a loved one. In Newfoundland, a recent news report reveals bodies are piling up in a freezer outside of a morgue for this reason. Jordan talks to Erin Bury, CEO and co-founder of Willful, a digital estate planning app that aims to make estate planning more accessible and affordable.  Do you have a money problem? Call us and leave a message at 416-935-5935. Or email us at hello@itepod.ca. You can also find us on Instagram and TikTok @InThisEconomyPod. Don't forget to leave a call-back number, so we can get in touch.

In this episode, co-founder and CEO of Willful Erin Bury joins us to give us a Wills 101 lesson. She'll cover everything from what exactly a will is to when you should get one, some key definitions and much more. An earlier version of this episode said 57% of Canadians don't have a will, and that rises to 75% for younger Canadians. In fact, the poll showed that 43% of Canadians don't have a will, rising to 66% for younger people. Key moments this episode:  1:16 — Before we start, we have to ask Erin: what was it like being on Dragon's Den?  2:50 — What is a will?  3:56 — The most common misconception about wills  5:46 — The personal experience that triggered Erin and her husband to start Willful  8:14 — Why the will is the ‘tip of the iceberg' when it comes to estate planning  9:03 — When should people start thinking about getting a will?  10:43 — What is an estate?  11:57 — A little more about what inspired Willful  13:22 — What makes a will a legal will?  14:48 — What situations are out of the scope of Willful?  16:51 — What is a power of attorney?  19:06 — What is an executor? And what should you be thinking about when you choose one  22:01 — Why Willful is partnering up with Scotiabank  24:50 — The unexpected brand Erin has cultivated within her circle of friends 

Welcome to another insightful episode of Strictly Money, where we delve into the crucial world of estate planning. In this episode, our host Saijal engages with Erin Bury, CEO of Willful, in a riveting discussion about how technology is revolutionizing the way Canadians approach wills and estate planning. Discover the ease and importance of securing your legacy in today's digital age.Erin Bury, a renowned entrepreneur and CEO of Willful, brings her unique perspective to the table. Erin has dedicated her career to transforming the traditional approach to estate planning through technology. Her journey began with a personal experience that highlighted the need for a more straightforward, affordable way to manage wills and estate planning. With a mission to make estate planning accessible and straightforward, Erin shares her journey and insights gained from transforming a personal experience into a thriving business. Erin's expertise in leveraging technology to simplify legal processes is a game-changer in the industry.Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more valuable insights from industry leaders!Willful website - https://www.willful.co/Willful IG - https://www.instagram.com/willfulwills/?hl=enWillful Twitter - https://twitter.com/willfulwills?lang=enStrictly Money is sponsored by BMO ETFs:https://www.bmo.com/main/personal/investments/etf/Saijal Patel, CFA, is a former CNBC and BNN journalist and passionate financial wellness advoacate. She's bringing Strictly Money directly to you via YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and whereever you get your podcasts. Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/saij-elle/Follow on X: https://twitter.com/strictlymoneytvGet in touch: https://saijelle.com/contact-us/

Each generation think about death and estate planning differently and although some may think Generation Z may be too young to have any assets but Erin Bury, CEO and Co-Founder of Willful, joins us to prove you wrong. Erin gives us her insight on what this generation needs to know about asset protection and creating a will. Find out more at willful.co and connect with Erin on Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram.

Newcomers and the financial barriers they face.  Tonie Chaltas, CEO of Achēv, takes us through some of them. Then, navigating the job market as a newcomer. Indeed Canada's Chief Economist Brendon Bernard shares his insights on foreign job seeker interest and what it means for the economy. And, ways to reduce financial conflict in your relationship. Melissa Leong, author of Happy Go Money, shares her tips and tells us how to create a “Money Map”. Plus, how Gen Z can prepare for their financial futures. Erin Bury, CEO and co-founder of Willful, tells us how this generation is thinking about estate planning. To find out more about the guests check out: Tonie Chaltas: achev.ca | X(Twitter) | LinkedIn Brendon Bernard: hiringlab.org | X(Twitter) Melissa Leong: com | Instagram Erin Bury: willful.co | Twitter| LinkedIn | Instagram Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert and best-selling author. As the founder of Moolala and the CEO of Credit Canada, Bruce is on a mission to help you get a better handle on your money so you can live the life you want. High energy & low B.S., this is Moolala: Money Made Simple. Find Bruce Sellery at Moolala.ca | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

When it comes to difficult conversations, those around wills and estate plans tend to top the list. The planning can be emotional, overwhelming or costly. But it is a conversation worth having, if you want to ensure your wishes are carried out and the process itself doesn't need to be as complicated as you may think.On this episode of Smart Advice, we are joined by Willful's CEO and Co-Founder, Erin Bury. She shares the inspiration and motivation behind the birth of Willful, a do-it-yourself online will platform that simplifies essential components of the estate planning process. Erin also talks about the importance of estate planning early on and when to update your estate plan.If you want to ensure your loved ones are taken care of, long after you are gone, this episode is for you.Create a will online in less than 20 minutes and get a 20% discount as a CIBC client with our partnership with Willful

 The inaugural episode of Trailblaze features Erin Bury, co-founder and CEO at estate planning startup Willful. Erin and Anthony discuss work-life balance (including running a startup as a married couple), sustaining a thriving business during the pandemic (and how Willful gave back by donating hundreds of thousands of dollars in wills for frontline healthcare workers), and the struggles of securing startup funding in Canada. Erin continues to trailblaze by simplifying and digitizing wills for all Canadians, while supporting important causes. Recorded February 2022 About Erin Bury: Named one of Bay St. Bull's Women of the Year, Erin Bury is one of Canada's top female entrepreneurs, an active startup advisor, and a former marketer and technology journalist. Erin is the co-founder and CEO at online estate planning platform Willful, where she drives the company's mission to make it easier for Canadians to prepare for and deal with death in a digital age. Willful has been named one of the Power 50 companies by Bay St. Bull (now Glory Professional), and Erin secured a deal for the company on TV's Dragons' Den in 2021. Erin advises multiple startups and is a board member for Save the Children Canada and the co-chair of the #Tech4SickKids initiative for SickKids Hospital. Connect with Erin and Willful: Twitter: https://twitter.com/erinbury  Instagram: https://instagram.com/willfulwills  Willful Website: https://www.willful.co  Thank you for listening to Trailblaze! Share your thoughts about this episode of Trailblaze on social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnthonyLacavera Instagram: https://instagram.com/anthony.lacavera  LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/anthonylacavera  For more about Anthony Lacavera and to subscribe to the mailing list visit https://anthonylacavera.com. Trailblaze is produced by CreatorClub. Create your own podcast at https://creatorclubstudios.com.

Janine Rogan is a highly respected keynote and TEDx speaker who has dedicated her career to empowering women to build wealth through financial feminism. Janine's mission is to educate and inspire women to confidently and profitably grow their wealth. Despite the pervasive wage gap that has historically disadvantaged women, Janine believes that women can still achieve financial equality for all by taking small, practical steps towards financial literacy. In this episode, Janine addresses the complex issue of the Pink Tax, which is the issue of women paying more than men for everyday products and services. She explains how this, coupled with the wage gap, can significantly impact women's ability to save, invest, and accumulate wealth over their lifetimes. Listen in as Janine emphasizes the importance of investing and negotiating for better wages, rates, and charges. She also advocates for supporting new mothers to ensure they can remain in the workforce and continue to build their wealth. With Janine's guidance, women can approach their financial literacy one step at a time, taking small, achievable actions towards financial freedom and empowerment. “There are so many things that compound over the course of our lives that make us [as women] spend more money when we're already learning less. This translates into how much wealth we have and how much power we have.” - Janine Rogan This Week on Young Money: Why women face so many more obstacles than men when building wealth. Janine's inspiration for writing her book. How our society impacts women's bank accounts. The importance of being an advocate for the women in your life. What Pink Tax is and why it is important for women to be aware of. The benefit of investing your money. Key takeaways: Be an advocate for yourself. Be aware of Pink Tax. Always negotiate. Invest your money. Support new parents. Connect with Janine Rogan: Website LinkedIn YouTube Twitter Instagram The Pink Tax Book Resources Mentioned: EP045 Stop Feeling Broke with Shannon Lee Simmons EP066 Living Debt-Free with Shannon Lee Simmons EP262 Taking Control of Our Money with Kelley Keehn EP276 Why Every Adult Needs a Will with Erin Bury of Willful EP278 Say Less Get More with Fotini Iconomopoulos Rate, Share & Inspire Other Young Millionaires-in-the-Making  Thanks for tuning into the Young Money Podcast - the advice show for young millionaires-in-the-making! If you enjoyed this week's episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a rating and review. Visit our website to learn how easy it is to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Don't forget to share your favorite episodes on social media!  Follow the Young Money Podcast on iTunes so you never miss an episode and reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, our LinkedIn Company Page, or by visiting our website.

Erin Bury is one of Canada's top female entrepreneurs, an active startup advisor, and a former marketer and technology journalist. Erin is the co-founder and CEO of the online estate planning platform Willful, where she drives the company's mission to make it easier for Canadians to prepare for and deal with death in a digital age. In this episode, Erin will be sharing the importance of estate planning, regardless of your age, and what this process actually entails. Listen in as she explains how to reduce the burden on your loved ones if you pass away, as well as how to have these hard conversations with your family. You will learn the importance of looking into your work benefits and bank accounts to ensure your beneficiaries are updated, what mistakes to avoid when creating your will, and Erin's advice for any young millionaires in the making hoping to build their wealth. “Estate planning is all about how you take all of the wealth that you hopefully grow over your lifetime and pass it on efficiently and effectively to the family and friends that you leave behind.” - Erin Bury This Week on Young Money: How Willful has changed since the pandemic happened. What estate planning is and why it is important. The purpose of a will and 2 different powers of attorney.  Why you should make estate planning a priority.  Several success strategies to consider for estate planning. Common estate planning mistakes to avoid. Erin's experience on Dragon's Den.  Key takeaways: Create an estate plan. Age doesn't matter when it comes to estate planning. Add a beneficiary to your bank accounts. Keep your will up to date. Always be prepared. Connect with Erin Bury: Willful Willful on Facebook Willful on Twitter Willful on Instagram Willful on LinkedIn Erin Bury on Twitter Erin Bury on LinkedIn Resources Mentioned: As Seen On Dragons' Den: Willful's $750,000 Deal EP131 Adulting 101: Why You Need a Will and Powers of Attorney with Erin Bury Rate, Share & Inspire Other Young Millionaires-in-the-Making  Thanks for tuning into the Young Money Podcast - the advice show for young millionaires-in-the-making! If you enjoyed this week's episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a rating and review. Visit our website to learn how easy it is to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Don't forget to share your favorite episodes on social media!  Follow the Young Money Podcast on iTunes so you never miss an episode and reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, our LinkedIn Company Page, or by visiting our website.

This podcast is where women's stories of empowerment, breakthrough and perseverance are shared, celebrated, amplified and heard. Join us to celebrate another incredible season of A Wealth of Women's Stories with this special Best of Season Two episode. We share highlights and unaired content from the powerful and insightful conversations our host, Manjit Minhas, had with our guests this year. We also touch on the connections, the community and opportunities that come from supporting one another and celebrating one another's achievements. Thank you to all our guests for joining us this season: Vanessa Bowen, Erin Bury, Jenna Hutchinson, Ashley Kosowan, Taylor Lindsay-Noel, Beth Wilson, and especially our host, Manjit Minhas, for all she has done to champion this forum. Best of Season Two: 0:00: Introduction 1:45: Erin Bury: Being an entrepreneur, CEO and a new mom 6:00: Jenna Hutchinson + Ashley Kosowan: Jumping into entrepreneurship 12:35: Beth Wilson: The confidence gap 17:00: Vanessa Bowen: The power of mindset 24:20: Taylor Lindsay-Noel: Disability + inclusion 30:50: Beth Wilson: The benefits of community involvement Presented by IG Wealth Management Learn more at ig.ca/women The views, information and opinions expressed are those of the featured guests, and not necessarily those of IG Wealth Management

  We talk to Erin Bury, CEO and co-founder of Willful, about why it is important now more than ever to talk to your family about the inheritance that will be handed down or you may get. Find out more with Willful on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Connect with Erin on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Erin Bury, CEO of Willful, Canada's “do it yourself” online, legal will creating platform discusses the importance for all British Columbians to have a will

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“I truly believe that entrepreneurship is about solving people's problems,” says host Manjit Minhas in the seventh episode of A Wealth of Women's Stories. Manjit is joined by Erin Bury, an entrepreneur, speaker, startup advisor and former technology journalist who is creating solutions to people's problems. As CEO of Willful, Erin leads a company that helps simplify end-of-life planning by making it easy for Canadians to protect their family by creating a legal will online. She is a former Financial Post columnist and CTV News tech reporter, she also advises multiple startups, serves on the board for Save the Children Canada, and is co-chair of the #Tech4SickKids initiative for SickKids Hospital. She was named one of Bay Street Bull's “2021 Women of the Year”, one of Marketing Magazines “Top 30 Under 30”, and she writes that “her claim to fame” is being re-tweeted by Oprah – twice. Topics they cover include: 0:00: Erin's Story: “I was not a born entrepreneur.” 3:49: The path to entrepreneurship: “Yeah, actually, I'm not going to kill this idea. I think it's a great one.” 21:20: The importance of a will: “It's not just about distributing your assets.” 28:25: Women and wills: “For women, it becomes a very emotional exercise to go through estate planning.” 32:26: The impact of the pandemic: “When COVID hit in March 2020, we saw a 600% increase in website traffic overnight.” Presented by IG Wealth Management Learn more at ig.ca/women The views, information and opinions expressed are those of the featured guests, and not necessarily those of IG Wealth Management

Erin Bury, CEO & Co-Founder of Willfull sits down with Scott Stirrett to discuss how journalism helped her become an excellent storyteller and communicator, one of the most important characteristics that an entrepreneur can have. She also shares her experience on what it's like building a start-up with her partner, working for yourself, and navigating the many avenues of funding your startup. In this episode, we also get to learn the importance of setting up a Will, so you folks can choose what and who gets their things after they pass away, and how to keep a hold of your digital footprint.

A surprising number of Canadians don't have a will! Erin Bury of Willful joins us to talk about that and what people should do about it ... This material is for informational purposes and is not a recommendation, offer or solicitation to buy or sell any securities, to provide tax or legal advice. The information and opinions are not guaranteed as to accuracy or completeness. Reliance upon information in this material is at the sole discretion of the listener. Investors should consult with their own advisors. The provision of investment management and investment advisory services is a regulated activity in Canada, subject to strict rules. For more information on the services offered by Justwealth, please refer to www.justwealth.com.

We have Canada Research Chair of Health Law and Policy at the University of Alberta, Timothy Caulfield, to discuss the infamous Spotify letter urging a crackdown on misinformation about COVID19, with particular focus on The Joe Rogan Experience. Plus, home design expert and international star, Debbie Travis, shares her joy as she discusses her new book, Joy: Life Lessons from a Tuscan Villa. Also, we question why we don't prioritize the important process of end-of-life planning. CEO and co-founder of Willful, Erin Bury, explains why, including how they are making estate planning affordable, easy and convenient. In Socially Speaking, we discuss the latest pandemic craze, Wordle. What is it about the game that unifies us? Find out more information from our guests here: Timothy Caulfield: https://www.ualberta.ca/law/faculty-and-research/health-law-institute/people/timothycaulfield.html (University of Alberta Health Law Institute) Debbie Travis: https://debbietravis.com/ (debbietravis.com) Erin Bury: https://www.willful.co/ (Willful) Wordle: https://www.powerlanguage.co.uk/wordle/ (powerlanguage.co.uk/wordle) You can also find both https://twitter.com/ambermac (AmberMac) and https://twitter.com/MBancroft80 (Michael B) on Twitter.

(Series 2: GJW Talk Life Stages) It wouldn't be a series about life stages without us talking about death. So we did. This week Saira and Megan get real about the end of life and planning ahead for that moment. Although death is a morbid conversation, leaving your family without an end-of-life plan can make the situation very difficult. Erin Bury is the co-founder of Willful, a platform providing guidance to individuals when creating their wills. She sits down to explain why you shouldn't have the set-it-and-forget-it attitude towards wills, trusts, and other end-of-life plans. Join us as we take a deep dive into the world of personal finance. Feel free to connect with us on Twitter, you can reach Saira, @sairarahman and Megan, @meganpurcell20 Learn more, subscribe to the show, and join Saira and Megan on their no-shame adventure to Financial Freedom at girlsjustwanna.com. Looking forward to hearing from y'all and please don't hesitate to leave us a rating. Leave a voicemail or text us your personal financial questions at (216) 236-5285 Check out Girls Just Wanna Have Funds on YouTube now. All opinions expressed by GJWHF podcast guests are solely their own opinions and do not reflect the opinions of Saira and Megan or Stocktwits. 

In today's episode, Allan and Lauren talk to Erin Bury, co-founder and CEO of Willful. Erin shares the catalyst for launching Willful and the journey they are on to de-stigmatize death.  Erin admits that when they started Willful, data wasn't front and centre. It wasn't until their CTO championed clean data and analytics, and shifted Willful's data priorities. Now, Willful has devised the perfect equation: the right people + the right data = a data-driven and metrics-led company that is revolutionizing the way people approach estate planning. And the coveted question that we ask every guest: What does succeed with data mean to you? You won't want to miss what Erin has to say. Metrics mentioned in this episode:Net promoter score: https://www.klipfolio.com/metrics/product-management/net-promotor-score-nps Average order value: https://www.klipfolio.com/metrics/marketing/average-order-value Conversion rate: https://www.klipfolio.com/metrics/marketing/customer-conversion-rateCustomer acquisition cost: https://www.klipfolio.com/metrics/finance/customer-acquisition-cost Customer lifetime value: https://www.klipfolio.com/metrics/saas/customer-lifetime-value If you love learning about metrics, you'll love MetricHQ, Klipfolio's online resource for all-things metrics and KPIs: https://www.klipfolio.com/metrics  Subscribe to the Metric Stack newsletter to get new benchmarks, trending metrics content, and tips and tricks to help you level up your analytics delivered to your inbox weekly: https://metricstack.substack.com/subscribe

Erin Bury is the co-founder and CEO at Willful, an online estate planning platform that makes it easy for Canadians to create a will in less than 20 minutes. We talk about setting up a will in less than 20 minutes, how Kevin (her husband) “recruited” her for Willful, what's it like to work with her partner, why becoming an entrepreneur makes you a horrible employee, detaching self worth from net worth, feeling guilty when not productive, becoming a mother, dogs, the eMyth, Antartica, and more. At Willful she's responsible for driving the company's mission to make it easier for Canadians to prepare for and deal with death in a digital age. She previously spent 6 years as Managing Director at a Toronto-based creative communications agency that works with clients including Lyft, Telus, and Sony Pictures Television. She has also held senior roles at startup publication BetaKit and startup Sprouter, which was acquired by Postmedia in 2011. Erin is a frequent speaker with Speakers' Spotlight, and she has appeared in publications including The New York Times, Forbes, and CNN, and was named one of Marketing Magazine's top 30 Under 30 marketers. She is a board member at Save the Children Canada, and the co-chair of the #Tech4SickKids advisory council for SickKids. She is also an advisor to startups including Quill and Pawzy. Her claim to fame is being retweeted by Oprah - twice.

Guest host Peter Shurman talks to Erin Bury, CEO of Willful.

This week's problem? How do you prepare for, enjoy, and plan your return from parental leave - when your business is growing and you're busier than ever? Planning to have children is no small feat, and it's an even bigger challenge if you're running a growing business. It's even more of a challenge if you're the one carrying the baby, and your co-parent is also the co-founder in your business! Luckily for you, we have two amazing founders on today's episode to talk about how they and their partners are making the most of this special time in their lives.Megan Rafuse is the co-founder and CEO at Shift Collab, an integrated healthcare company that offers both therapy and mental wellness education in a simple, relatable, and actionable way. Practicing as a Registered Social Worker and Clinical Therapist for 10 years, Megan has worked with fellow entrepreneurs, executives, creatives, and young leaders to examine their limiting beliefs, challenge their inner imposter voice, and build confidence to share their struggles openly. In short, Megan is an expert in helping leaders take their masks off — and discover their own power in vulnerability. Erin Bury is an entrepreneur, marketer, former journalist, and startup advisor. She is the co-founder and CEO at Willful, an online estate planning platform that makes it easy for Canadians to create a will in less than 20 minutes. At Willful she's responsible for driving the company's mission to make it easier for Canadians to prepare for and deal with death in a digital age. Learn about Willful at https://www.willful.co/Follow Erin on Social Media:TwitterLinkedInInstagramLearn about Shift Collab at https://www.shiftcollab.comFollow Megan on Social Media:LinkedInInstagramInstagramFollow Alexis & The Dovetail Community on Instagram at: http://instagram.com/dovetailcommunity http://instagram.com/alexis.dovetailTo learn more about the podcast or follow us on social, visit https://thinkaboutthis.carrd.co/

Dans cet épisode, nous apprenons comment la recherche du soutien pour réaliser votre vision peut conduire non seulement à vos objectifs commerciaux, mais également à un réseau d'expertise plus large. Nous parlons d'abord à Erin Bury, cofondatrice et PDG de Willful, et entendons parler de son expérience en tirant parti d'un programme d'accélérateur. Elle explique pourquoi c'était un outil puissant pour affiner son récit commercial et pour établir des liens qui ont conduit à un financement réel. Erin partage ses idées et ses conseils sur l'équilibre entre l'ouverture à la contribution et l'apprentissage, tout en restant confiante dans votre vision d'entreprise.  Ensuite, nous parlons à Jenn Harper, fondatrice de Cheekbone Beauty Cosmetics INC., Qui partage sa vision directrice pour créer un modèle d'équipe circulaire, par rapport à un modèle hiérarchique. Elle nous donne un aperçu de la manière autochtone de créer un cercle et de la façon dont elle vise à amener tout le monde à avoir une voix avec Cheekbone - communauté, client et communauté autochtone - tout en ayant des fondateurs et des leaders en place. Nous verrons également comment la recherche d'investisseurs a alimenté la recherche et le développement critiques qui ont permis à son entreprise de se développer.

In this episode of the Go-To Podcast we learn how seeking support to achieve your vision can lead to not only your business goals, but also a broader network of expertise. We speak first to Erin Bury, Co-Founder and CEO of Willful, and hear about her experience leveraging an accelerator program. She shares why it was a powerful tool to hone her business narrative and to also make connections that led to real funding. Erin shares her insights and tips on balancing being open to input and learning, while also remaining confident in your business vision. Then we speak to Jenn Harper, Founder of Cheekbone Beauty Cosmetics INC., who shares her guiding vision for creating a circular team model, versus a hierarchical one. She gives us insights into the Indigenous way of creating a circle, and how she aims to bring everyone in to have a voice with Cheekbone - community, customer and the Indigenous community - while still having founders and leaders in place. We'll also hear how seeking out investors fueled critical research and development that has enabled her business to grow.

After building a leading, Toronto creative agency, Erin Bury was looking for a new challenge and found opportunity in the tech startup world. Today, she is Co-founder & CEO at rapidly growing, online will platform Willful.Erin Bury has a natural talent for pulling growth levers in business, tied with true operational savvy. From her experience growing a leading creative agency focusing on startups, Erin was immersed in startup culture. When she decided it was time for a new challenge, she saw the perfect fit alongside her husband, in their venture Willful, where they're redefining online estate planning. 

The Wise Investor Team sits down - with Erin Bury (@erinbury), co-founder of Willful (@willfulwills) a Canadian startup giving Canadians peace of mind by enabling them to create their will, and plan their inheritance online. We discuss the reason why getting a will, when you are young, is so important in this new world of digital assets. What goes into planning your will? Listen to this episode. Erin shares her story on how starting the company effected her personal finances and the mindset she recommends all early stage entrepreneurs adopt to grow successfully. Topics Discussed: What is a will and how can you plan it to avoid family conflict, lost digital assets like cryptocurrencies and taxes? Work-life balance as an entrepreneur. The taboo subject of money and will-planning. Executors, Powers of Attorney, & Beneficiaries. Is entrepreneurship about the money? Does being a great leader involve being an asshole? @thewiseinvestor on Instagram

On today's show Erin Bury is here! She has been named one of Marketing Magazine’s Top 30 Under 30. She is the CEO at estate planning startup Willful.   We're going to talk to her about building a super successful tech company, the mindful-ish healthy habits that keep her motivated, and the rituals and routines that have helped her succeed as a female entrepreneur.  Thanks to today's sponsor, “TELUS Online Security Powered by NortonLifeLock”. They have partnered to provide Canadians an all-in-one solution to help protect their devices, online privacy, personal information and more. NortonLifeLock is simple to use and packages range from only $10-$30 per month. You can learn more about how to get geared up with this all-in-one online security solution at telus.com/onlinesecurity.

Talk about a turning point! Named one of Marketing Magazine's top 30 Under 30, Erin Bury went from a degree in journalism and career in marketing to the autonomy of entrepreneurship as founder & CEO of estate planning startup Willful. The online platform makes it affordable, convenient, and easy for Canadians to create a legal will online, providing simplified end of life planning services. Erin discusses her enterprising path with Robin and Al and describes her growing passion for empowering families while promoting awareness, education and technical innovation as we get ever closer to the precipice of the greatest generational wealth transfer in history.

Talk about a turning point! Named one of Marketing Magazine's top 30 Under 30, Erin Bury went from a degree in journalism and career in marketing to the autonomy of entrepreneurship as founder & CEO of estate planning startup Willful. The online platform makes it affordable, convenient, and easy for Canadians to create a legal will online, providing simplified end of life planning services. Erin discusses her enterprising path with Robin and Al and describes her growing passion for empowering families while promoting awareness, education and technical innovation as we get ever closer to the precipice of the greatest generational wealth transfer in history.

Talk about a turning point! Named one of Marketing Magazine’s top 30 Under 30, Erin Bury went from a degree in journalism and career in marketing to the autonomy of entrepreneurship as founder & CEO of estate planning startup Willful. The online platform makes it affordable, convenient, and easy for Canadians to create a legal will online, providing simplified end of life planning services. Erin discusses her enterprising path with Robin and Al and describes her growing passion for empowering families while promoting awareness, education and technical innovation as we get ever closer to the precipice of the greatest generational wealth transfer in history.

In today’s show of #REALTALK, Cherry Rose Tan had a wonderful interview with the Co-Founder and CEO of Willful, Erin Bury. A marketer, technology expert who was named one of Marketing Magazine’s Top 30 Under 30. The interview started with a wonderful journey of Erin and bits of her family background. Erin’s mother became her inspiration in taking the marketing path. With her ultimate dreams, she has a clear picture of what she wants for herself. Their conversation covered some of their life experiences that served as an eye opener for them about having estate planning. As they further discuss estate planning, Erin’s goal is to educate people about the importance of having estate planning. Though it’s difficult to talk about starting to prepare a will, people should be ready for the unexpected.   Talking about leaving loved ones behind is an emotional topic for some people. Making your family understand the importance of estate planning is a really good place to start.  WHAT YOU WILL LEARN The importance of having a clear vision of yourself Willful’s mission How to start planning your will and why is it important? The awareness about estate planning Learn more at https://realtalkmvmt.com/

Erin Bury is the co-founder and CEO at Willful, an online estate planning platform that makes it easy for Canadians to create a will in less than 20 minutes. Topics covered:Estate planning 101: basic definitions and concepts to help educate the audienceCan you leave your debt to someone in your will?The stats on who doesn’t have wills/POAs,etc.What are the biggest reasons people don’t get their estate planning documents set up?What don’t people know about estate planning that they should?What happens to your social media accounts when you die?Company: https://www.willful.co/Twitter: https://twitter.com/erinbury

Meet Erin Bury - the co-founder and CEO at Willful, an online estate planning platform that makes it easy for Canadians to create a will in less than 20 minutes. Prior to Willful Erin held leadership roles at communications agency Eighty-Eight, startup publication BetaKit, and at Sprouter, which was acquired by Postmedia in 2011. She is a frequent speaker with Speakers' Spotlight, writes a column for the Financial Post, and is a tech commentator on CTV News. Erin has appeared in publications including The New York Times, Forbes, and CNN, and has also been awarded the Marketing Magazine's top 30 Under 30 award. During this episode Erin will be sharing her tips on how to successfully build a tech startup, how to market & scale it, and what tools and resources are available for entrepreneurs out there. As a serial investor and entrepreneur, she has a lot of experience and advice to share with our listeners and we are excited to have her on the show. Erin Bury - Tech & Marketing Expert, Helping Canadians Plan Their Future & Create a Will 1:12 - Meet Erin & Learn Her Story  2:49 - Finding Balance 5:27 - Entrepreneurial Skills & How to Develop Them 6:39 - Building for Millennials 8:41 - Willful During Covid 11:05 - Erin's Journey to Becoming a Marketing & Tech Expert 13:55 - Building a Tech Company with Her Husband & Her Tips 18:49 - When Should You Create a Will & How Does it Work 25:48 - How Long Did it Take to Create Willful 28:54 - How to Deal with Opinions & Feedback 31:41 - Advice to Someone Starting out as an Entrepreneur 34:56 - Marketing the Platform 37:50 - Where the New Founders Should Spend Their Dollars First 41:50 -  Resources that Erin Consumes 44:39 - Venture Capital & Angel Investing 46:49 - How to Deal with Bad Days 49:52 - A Millennial Is 49:57 - A Millennial Should Be 50:06 - A Millennial Is Not 50:19 - Connecting With Erin Connect with Erin: Website: www.willful.co/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/erinbury/ Instagram: @erinbury @willfulwills

Erin Bury is the CEO and founder of Willful, an online platform that makes it affordable, convenient, and easy for Canadians to create a legal will online. Previously, Erin was on the founding team of BetaKit--Canada’s largest startup publications--and Sprouter, a social network for entrepreneurs. Erin also ran a technology marketing agency Eighty-Eight that had clients like Lyft, Rover.com and NEXT Canada. Erin holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism with Carleton University. Erin talks about taking the risk and becoming an entrepreneur, the importance of sharing your failures, and productivity hacks and tools. Reach out to Erin on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. Learn more about Willful on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Stay up to date with Witty through our website, LinkedIn or email us at podcastwitty@gmail.com.Support the show (http://wittypod.com)

In episode 21, Erin Bury shares how she brings optimism to her leadership and how we can balance positivity with the challenges that come with business. Erin Bury is the Co-Founder and CEO of Willful, a Toronto based startup building the online estate planning platform for today's generation. Prior to founding Willful in 2019, Erin held senior roles at BetaKit and wrote for publications such as The Globe and Mail and Business Insider. She also led her own creative marketing agency, Eighty Eight, where she worked with clients such as Lyft, Telus, and Sony Pictures Television. Erin recognizes that empathy, awareness and connection are key aspects of being a leader, no matter what kind of business you are leading, be it service based or product based. Listen to this episode to remember just how important our actions are as leaders and how they directly impact our teams and our culture at work.

Willful is a platform helping consumers create a legal will online. Tiktok doesn't exactly seem like a natural fit. In today's podcast, we talk to Willful's CEO about how she is using the social media platform to drive engagement with her audience. We also touch on her career as a journalist and how it helps her as a marketer and how she is marketing Willful during COVID. Show Links: https://www.tiktok.com/@erinbury https://www.willful.co/ https://twitter.com/erinbury https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinbury/ Follow Content Talks: https://www.contenttalks.ca/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/content-talks/ https://www.instagram.com/content_talks/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/144519476193507/ https://twitter.com/content_talks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClAUYXekhcaTM-Oku0BaEyA Follow Michael: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelsmithaus/ @michaelsmithaus michael@contenttalks.ca --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketing-talks/message

Kelly talks to Erin Bury, Willful's CEO.   View the petition here.

My guest today is Erin Bury. In the decade I have known her, I've watched her grow from a PR/marketing gal to an empowered, successful entrepreneur. She worked at a tech start-up in Toronto before becoming a prolific writer and speaker. She also managed and grew an agency whose revenue she quadrupled in a matter of years before now co-founding her own start-up with her husband. She is the co-founder of Willful, an online estate planning platform that makes it easy for Canadians to create a will in less than 20 minutes. At Willful she's responsible for driving the company's mission to make it easier for Canadians to prepare for and deal with death in a digital age. Erin also keeps business in the family as her other company, The County Wine Tours, offers bicycle tours of Prince Edward County. Her father acts as one of the tour guides. In This Episode, You Will Learn About: How Erin's mother, a fellow marketing guru, has influenced her with great advice like “positivity is a choice” The pressures and obstacles of running a business based on an uncomfortable topic like estate planning Her biggest mistake early on was not understanding the finance and funding side of a start-up Why she recommends getting a business coach, especially for first-time owners Her journey from journalism grad to entrepreneur How Erin started seeing problems as things she could solve instead of leaving them for others The importance of personal branding and how it ties to success Why she believes in providing value to facilitate connections in her networks Learning to lead: leaning into who you are as a person and motivating through empowerment over fear The inherent masculinity of leadership and perceived weakness of empathy Financing your start-up: why it's important to understand investor types for seeking funding Understanding and planning your business model The intimidation factor and how to beat it Why revenue is sexy How Erin and her husband successfully navigate their own ‘swim lanes' at the company for a harmonious home and work-life balance Resources: Willful website: Willful The County Wine Tours website: The County Wine Tours Twitter: ​@erinbury  LinkedIn: ​Erin Bury  Instagram: ​Erin Bury  Public shout outs:  Venture Deals: Brad Fields What it means to be a WILD woman: “Own your choices, make the decision and get outside your comfort zone.” ~ Erin Bury -------- Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego. She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer. Rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcast "I love Into The Wild, and think it's the best thing since sliced bread."

One of Marketing Magazine’s top 30 Under 30, Erin is an entrepreneur, marketer, former journalist, and startup advisor/investor. She is the co-founder and CEO at Willful, an online estate planning platform that makes it easy for Canadians to create a will in less than 20 minutes. Prior to Willful she held leadership roles at communications agency Eighty-Eight, startup publication BetaKit, and at Sprouter, which was acquired by Postmedia in 2011. Erin is a frequent speaker with Speakers’ Spotlight, writes a column for the Financial Post, and is a tech commentator on CTV News. She has appeared in publications including The New York Times, Forbes, and CNN. During this episode of Made it Happen, Erin and I speak about her journey as an entrepreneur, being one of Marketing Magazines Top 30 Under 30, What to consider when starting a business, how to market your business and make your presence online know, building your personal brand, managing that work-life integration, tips for public speaking & getting retweeted by Oprah..twice. We also touch upon the current situation of COVID-19, how it has affected Willful, and what business owners can be doing right now to cope with the situation.

In the age of robo-advisors, same-day shipping and ordering lunch through an app, the birth of digital has allowed brands to provide convenient and affordable solutions to simple tasks. Now that we are well into the digital age, we see brands that are changing the game for milestone events – including estate planning. In this episode we chat with Erin Bury, CEO and co-founder of Willful. Tune in to hear Erin delve into the digital approach to creating a will and how legacy brands still struggle to adopt digital strategies. Erin shares her thoughts on the power of word of mouth, the importance of brand values and getting creative with content when talking about such a taboo topic.

Erin Bury, CEO of legal startup Willful, explained how she keeps creative energy flowing in her company remotely, maintains company culture, and how she gives back in a time of crisis. Get on the email list at remotelyinclined.substack.com

On this episode of Journey Map we're talking to Erin Bury, Co-Founder and CEO of Willful. We talk with Erin about the important influence of a mentor on her career, aspiring to help other entrepreneurs, and poutine.

Growing up in the Quinte Region of southern Ontario, Erin Bury didn’t really even know what it meant to be an entrepreneur. Erin is now the CEO of Wilful, an online estate planning start-up, based out of Toronto. She was previously Managing Director at a communication firm serving tech. companies and start-ups, and she was a founding editor at a startup publication.Erin says being willing to take risks is a must in order to be a successful entrepreneur, still, she remembers calling her mom for some advice when she made her first jump to a start-up, expecting her mom to advise caution.On this episode of Run It Like a Girl, Erin, who was named one of Marketing Magazine’s Top 30 Under 30, talks about the importance of taking calculated risks when you're young.And she talks about her side business, a bike wine tour company in Southern Ontario’s Prince Edward County.Creating a will doesn't need to be difficult, and it's one of the most important things you can do. For more information check out Erin's company Willful

Erin Bury is the co-founder and CEO of Willful, an organization that allows Canadians to create a will online in less than 20 minutes. Before founding the online estate planning platform, Erin held leadership roles in Eighty-Eight, BetaKit, and Sprouter. She is one of Marketing Magazine’s Top 30 Under 30 and is a frequent speaker with Speakers’ Spotlight. Erin has appeared in publications such as CNN, Forbes, and The New York Times. She is a technology commentator on CTV News and writes a column for the Financial Post.    Erin joins me today to share why you need a will and a powers of attorney.  Erin highlights the traits she believes lead to success and the importance of focusing on networking and your personal brand. She reveals why it is vital to make a will and assign a powers of attorney and why you should create a document of your intentions, including intentions for your digital footprint and pets. Erin also shares why being young is the best time to take risks with your career and finances.  “If you pass away without a will, the government has a series of rules that govern how they distribute your stuff and it probably wouldn’t match what you want.” - Erin Bury This Week on Young Money:   Erin's passion for entrepreneurship and creating Willful Why you should focus on personal branding and networking to find success What estate planning is and why it is important The role of powers of attorney when you can’t make decisions for yourself How a will governs what happens once you pass away Why you should have a will and why anyone over 18 should have powers of attorney Creating a Google Doc to state your intentions for your digital footprint Keeping your will updated Why being young is the best time to take a career or financial risk Key takeaways:   Create an ‘If I die’ document  Make sure you write down specific requests Estate planning isn’t off the table because you are young Have a conversation with those that you appoint as your power of attorney and executor Resources Mentioned:   Tom Hanks Golden Globes speech Connect with Erin Bury:   Willful Willful on Facebook Willful on Twitter Willful on Instagram Erin Bury on Twitter Erin Bury on LinkedIn Rate, Share & Inspire Other Young Millionaires-in-the-Making    Thanks for tuning into the Young Money Podcast - the advice show for young millionaires-in-the-making! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a rating and review. Visit our website to learn how easy it is to leave a review on Apple Podcasts.   Don’t forget to share your favorite episodes on social media!    Subscribe to the Young Money Podcast on iTunes so you never miss an episode and reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, our LinkedIn Company Page, or by visiting our website.

Erin Bury, CEO of Willful Wills joins me for a chat on all things estate planning - while it might not seem like the most exciting topic, it's a super important & helpful conversation if you have no idea whether you need a will or not. Willful an online estate planning platform that makes it easy for Canadians to create a will in less than 20 minutes. Founded with her husband, she’s made it her mission to make it easier for Canadians to prepare for and deal with death in a digital age, which is a very real situation and one we should all be thinking about, especially as the stakes get higher as we age.

How do you rebrand death into something a bit more sexy? Erin Bury and Kevin Oulds discuss the process of making wills and estate planning something that people want to partake in and invest in. From Kevin's early stage business, to rediscovering what customers needed, to becoming what Willful is today, Erin and Kevin share it all.This husband-and-wife duo have interesting insights into building a great company culture early on, how VCs receive them, and how their brand is their true differentiator and how that impacts them. See what it takes to run a company together and positively brand a complicated and somewhat taboo topic. Support the show (https://www.floatorfounder.com/our-sponsors.html)

“The best thing we can do as entrepreneurs is share the lows as much as the highs” Erin Bury is a marketer, tech expert and entrepreneur. She was the managing director of the creative communications agency, Eighty Eight and co-founded Willful, a company that makes it easy for Canadians to create an online will. Currently, Erin is the CEO of Willful and also advises start-ups, Pressed and Pawzy. Erin never thought about being an entrepreneur, but after years working in the marketing industry a trusted advisor told her to have bigger dreams. And that’s what pushed her to think outside the box and start her own company. “There is no way you can ever be an expert in every aspect of your business” We all have ups and downs as entrepreneurs. Erin understands the importance of expressing those lows and discusses how to overcome down moments as an entrepreneur. In this podcast she also discusses: -How to start entrepreneurship -Defining your mission and vision for your company -How networking can help you as an entrepreneur -Using networking as a reciprocal relationship -Work life balance If you want to learn more about Erin or reach out to her, check out these links below. Website: https://www.erinbury.com/ Willful: https://willful.co/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/erinbury LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinbury/

Have you made your will? If not, what's holding you back? For a lot of Canadians, just the idea of having to deal with the subject of death makes them uncomfortable. Thankfully, creating a will doesn't have to be a daunting task. My guest this week is Erin Bury, CEO of Willful, a Canadian online will and estate planning company. Erin joins us to discuss why it's so important for Canadians to not only create a will, and make sure it stays updated. You can find the show notes for this episode at https://maplemoney.com/erinbury There was a time when getting a copy of your credit report was a major hassle, and would cost money as well. That's no longer the case, thanks to our sponsor, Borrowell. They'll send you an updated credit report each month, and share tips on how you can improve your credit. To get your free credit report, head to https://maplemoney.com/borrowell

Summary:In this 89th episode of Fintech Impact, Jason Pereira, award-winning financial planner, university lecturer, writer, and host interviews Erin Bury, CEO of Willful. Willful allows people to create their personal wills, online for a fraction of the cost of working with an attorney. Erin and Jason discuss the need for a will and power of attorney documents, the psychological reasons behind the majority of people not having a will, and how Willful is working to make that easier for people to deal with. Episode Highlights: ● 00:30: – Erin Bury explains her company Willful. ● 01:00: – How Erin became interested in the issue after her husband’s family member died unexpectedly. ● 01:50: – Jason and Erin discuss the necessity to streamline the process because things like burial wishes and end-of-life plans are taboo subjects no one likes to discuss. ● 03:17: – How and why Erin and her husband pivoted their original startup into the area of online wills. ● 03:43: – Erin’s background is mostly in marketing/communications, but she had worked with fintech startups in her past work so starting a fintech company was the new challenge she was looking for. ● 05:00: – Jason acknowledges that it must be helpful for the company that their consumer market is 100% of the population because everyone needs a will. ● 08:13: – Willful gives you a PDF of all of your documents with an instructions page on how to sign it to make it legally valid, and then lets you go back in and make updates if you’ve had life changes like the birth of a new child. ● 10:11: – Willful’s main value proposition is its low cost. ● 10:52: – Erin and Jason discuss use cases for Willful and the reality that people with more complex estates and situations will not be able to use Willful’s platform. ● 16:30: – There are people whose situations are so simple and with so few assets that they don’t need a will, but everyone truly needs a power of attorney. ● 19:22: – Erin suggests making a checkup of your will and estate planning documents part of your new year’s routine. ● 21:05: – Erin discusses the reasons people come to Willful. ● 23:00: – Willful partners with an American competitor to send each other customers who end up on the wrong country’s platform. ● 26:27: – Erin talks about the biggest challenge Willful faces, in getting people to think about their mortality. ● 28:48: – Erin is most excited by the idea of shaping our culture around entrepreneurship and startups. 3 Key Points 1. Every living person needs a will and power of attorney documents, but the traditional cost of a will for a simple estate holds people back. 2. Your estate planning documents require routine revisiting to make sure changes in your life circumstances don’t require changes in your will. 3. We’re in an in-between period where there is so much technological capability to make estate planning easier but the law has not caught up yet. Tweetable Quotes: ● “Willful is an online platform that makes it simple, easy, and convenient to create an online will and power of attorney documents from the comfort of your own home for a fraction of the price of visiting a lawyer.” –Erin Bury ● “Amongst parents with minor children, which I would assume would be the group most likely to have wills, 65%, so two thirds of them, don’t have a will.” –Erin Bury ● “We’re not trying to replace lawyers. We recognize that there’s always going to be those complexities and we’re also probably not going to be right for people after 5 or 10 years using our platform. They’re probably going to grow out of using Willful.” –Erin Bury Resources Mentioned: ● Facebook –Jason’s Facebook ● LinkedIn –Jason’s LinkedIn ● FintechImpact.co – Website● Linkedin –Erin Bury ● www.erinbury.com – Erin’s website ● www.willful.co – Website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Twenty5 Podcast, I speak to award-winning marketer, technology expert, & entrepreneur Erin Bury (IG & TW @erinbury), and she shares that at 25 she wishes she knew the power of her network. Through the multiple highs and lows her career, it’s been her strong network that she’s been able to fall back on. She talks about navigating her early career, tips for growing your network, being retweeted by Oprah (twice!) and so much more! Follow the podcast on IG @Twenty5Podcast and check out the website https://www.twenty5podcast.com/.

Erin Bury is an entrepreneur, speaker, startup advisor, and former technology journalist. She previously spent 6 years as Managing Director at Eighty-Eight, a Toronto-based creative communications agency. She's a frequent speaker at events across North America and was named one of Marketing Magazine's top 30 Under 30 marketers, journalists & PR pros in August 2012. Erin is also co-founder and CEO at Willful, an online estate planning platform that makes it easier for Canadians to prepare for and deal with death in a digital age. Let's face it. Life can get busy and to do lists can seem never-ending. Willful does the heavy lifting to make estate planning as painless as possible while skipping an expensive visit to a lawyer. Unlock peace of mind knowing there's a plan in place for you and your loved ones. Willful guides you each step of the way, helping you create customized legal documents to protect you and your family. Create a will in less than 20 minutes for as little as $99. Visit BurnYourMortgage.ca/willful to learn more and try Willful out for free. Enter promo code SEANCOOPER for 10% off any plan. I've also included a link and the promo code in the show notes. In my interview with Erin, we discuss what happens when you die without a will, what are some common excuses for not having a will and why it's important to have a power of attorney for property.

Kevin Oulds and Erin Bury are the co-founders of Willful -arguably the smartest, most cost-effective way to get a will done fast - without a lawyer, or the lofty fees that come with one. Kevin planted the seed for Willful in 2017 after an unexpected death of a family member. In this episode, Erin and Kevin share their experience building a start-up as a couple, why so many of us still don't have a will, and how growing a company in the "death space" can be both exciting and challenging. Enjoy!  EP sponsor: https://eotoronto.ca/

For this bonus episode of the podcast, I interview Erin Bury, who you may remember from episode 70 of the show. Back then, in 2016, she was the Managing Director at 88 Creative. She’s since switched paths and co-founded the online will-making software Willful with her husband and has recently become the company’s CEO. Since making a will is a very important element in having a complete financial plan, I wanted to have her on the show to shed some light about what the process looks like. I hope this episode inspires you to get a will if you don’t have one too! For full episode show notes, visit https://jessicamoorhouse.com/202

Fatima Zaidi, CEO and Co-Founder of Quill, sits down with Samantha and Lisen of Float or Founder to discuss raising seed capital, sourcing an advisory board, finding a CTO, and swimming with the sharks.Support the show (https://www.floatorfounder.com/our-sponsors.html)

Today we launch the new Thrive Podcast Series with Komal Minhas.  We are so thrilled to have Erin Bury on the inaugural Thrive Podcast episode today. Erin Bury is an entrepreneur, speaker, startup advisor/investor, and former technology journalist. In her most recent role, Erin spent... The post Owning Your Story For Success with Erin Bury – March 8, 2019 appeared first on Startup Canada.

On this episode, we interview a marketer, public speaker, and entrepreneur who was named one of Marketing Magazine’s top 30 Under 30. She’s the Managing Director at comms firm Eighty-Eight, and was previously on the founding team at startup publication BetaKit.

Erin Bury lists the grants Canadian entrepreneurs could and should be using (with some pro tips). ScaleUP Ventures partner Matt Roberts joins to answer the question 'when is it wrong for an investor to ask a company to sell?' following BetaKit's exclusive on the curfuffle around EVP and Uken Games. Canadian Content music clip (under fair dealing): "Canada in my Pocket" by Michael Mitchell / "Coins" by Tri Angels Ad music: "Dreams" by Joakim Karud

Welcome to Ideasex, the podcast for thinkers! On today's episode, the team is joined by the PR legend Erin Bury, the Managing Director of Eighty Eight. Erin got her start as a journalist for BetaKit and then went on to lead Eighty Eight. Today on the show we'll be talking about public relations, what no to say to the media, and how large brands can learn from startups.  

For BetaKit Incorporated's second birthday, we bring on a bevy of special guests: iNovia's Sarah Marion on a new VC program to support underrepresented groups in tech; Dell EMC's Matthew Trotter on cloud technology creating a power shift in small business; and Erin Bury dishing dirt on BetaKit's early days. Canadian Content music clip (under fair dealing): "Long Time Running" by The Tragically Hip Ad music: "Dreams" by Joakim Karud

This week, Erin Bury takes over CanCon to discuss: the top 10 best jobs in Canada, getting more women on tech boards, and when entrepreneurship goes wrong at Fyre Festival. Music clip (under fair dealing): "Sorry" by Justin Bieber       

Did you know what you wanted to be when you were younger? I definitely did not. One day I wanted to drive a school bus, the next day I wanted ten kids and a limo. For Erin Bury, Managing Director of Eighty Eight Agency, she always knew she wanted to be in marketing and complete a journalism degree. From an early age, she would have discussions around the dinner table with her mom about marketing strategies and different campaign ideas. When it came time for Erin to graduate from University, she was convinced she could land a career on her own - she had a prestigious degree under her belt, some amazing work experience and a lot of personal drive. But she quickly found out that it wasn't enough. That's when she learned the power of introductions and networking. And she's built her career around it. One handshake at a time. We talk about the importance of having a vision for your career; being open to nepotism and taking introductions; navigating internships and building up your personal brand; failures and how to turn them into your greatest success stories and why you need to be willing to take risks in order to get ahead.

Story:   Social Media influences our generation in ways that we cannot imagine. Whether you use it for personal or business aspects it's a great platform to be on.   Listen to this episode to learn about Sabah and Dan’s thoughts on how social media is valuable in building up your personal brand.   A few highlights of what you will hear:   Why social media is important. The different platforms to utilize. Snapchat Twitter Instagram Facebook Blogging Podcasting How Facebook has 1.71 billion users How to use Snapchat videos for your business. Instagram lives and the importance of using hashtags. How Facebook lives are a great way to promote. How to build your personal brand through social media. Why you should be on Twitter. How to gain more of a following on these platforms. Why you should try blogging and podcasting. How we can help you build up your brand. The easy way to podcast for less than $100. What Smiletime is and why you should use it. Be careful on what you put on social media!   Impactful Quotes:   “It’s a great way for other people to see what it is you do on a daily basis.” -Sabah   “I love posting quotes and shooting out random tweets.” - Dan   “People like visuals rather than text, and that's what Instagram is about.” -Sabah   “I scroll through it and like pictures, but now I post motivation quotes.” -Dan   “Blogging is a great way to put our knowledge that you may just have in your mind.” -Sabah   “I love this, it's been getting me fired up everyday.” -Dan   “Don’t be scared if you’re a bad writer, over time you will get better at it.” -Sabah   “Your voice is plugged into the ears of your listeners, so you can get your message out there.” -Dan   “I love to sit behind my mic and really add value to you guys.” -Dan   “You don’t know who is watching--- they might reach out to you and help you with your goals.” -Sabah   “Facebook live is revolutionizing.” -Dan   “Once its out there, it's out there forever.” -Sabah   “The future is now guys.” -Dan   Featured Quotes:   “Don’t say anything online that you wouldn’t want plastered on a billboard with your face on it.” -Erin Bury   Start now!   Ready to take your business and lifestyle to the next level in college? Grab 1 of only 20 seats in our Entrepreneur Accelerator Program: College Edition- Starts January 30th, 2017. Put in the code “College” to receive a special discount! Connect with us! Sabah Ali and Dan Tieman. Our Snapchats: @Sabahh14 & @Tieman - Snap us!

I chat with Erin Bury, who was not only listed under Marketing Magazine's 30 Under 30, but also grown her personal brand so big...even Oprah noticed. For this episode of the Mo' Money Podcast, I chat with Erin about what she learned about what not to do with her money in college and why she decided to change career paths from journalist to small business owner. Long description: "Millennials are not lazy entitled, losers and we actually have a lot to say," - Erin Bury. Officially my favourite quote from one of my podcast guests! The big reason I wanted to chat with Erin is because she is such a good example of where hustle can take you. She's gotten to where she is in her career because she worked hard, tried new things and took some major risks. For instance, when I asked her how she got to be one of Marketing Magazine's 30 Under 30, she said she nominated herself. I bet most people wouldn't have even thought of doing that, and while those people are waiting for someone to just give it to them, Erin went out and got it for herself. You go girl! I also love how she advocates for everyone to work on their personal brand. As I mentioned, for my day job, part of it entails teaching professionals how to craft their personal brand to win new business. But if you're not looking for clients, you could still find a new job or a new gig just by putting some time and effort into your social profiles and pitching yourself as an expert to the media. All I know is I can't wait to see what Erin's accomplished when she gets listed for 40 Under 40! That Agency or Porn Campaign Erin Mentioned About 88 Creative's Agency or Porn Campaign Tidbits of Advice from Erin Put time and effort into crafting your personal brand. That's how you'll stand out from the crowd when applying for jobs or starting your own business. Find a mentor to help you find out what direction you want to go into for your career or learn new skills. Pay it forward, either by investing in future entrepreneurs or becoming a mentor yourself. 2 Great Websites to Help You Find a Mentor Mentor Exchange Ten Thousands Coffees Erin in the News Erin Bury Of 88 Creative: No One Else Has More Right To Be Doing What I Am Doing - Huffington Post Why getting away from it all might be exactly what startup founders need — at least for a weekend - Financial Post How to lead a successful startup: Erin Bury, 88 Creative - ITBusiness Nine Career Lessons I Learned Before 30 - Huffington Post Follow Erin on Social Follow Erin on Twitter Connect with Erin on LinkedIn For more podcast episodes, check out the Podcast page. Shownotes: jessicamoorhouse.com/70

Erin Bury, a leading marketing expert in Canada, has more than 21,000 followers on Twitter. How did the startup enthusiast build her social media empire? “One handshake at a time,” she says. The marketing guru has created a powerful brand for herself – both on... The post Strategic Marketing One Handshake at a Time with Erin Bury – March 22, 2016 appeared first on Startup Canada.

On the first ever edition of the CanCon Podcast, Douglas Soltys, Erin Bury, Rob Kenedi, and Patrick O'Rourke discuss Netlfix, Showmi, CraveTV, and VR. Music clip: “Money City Maniacs” by Sloan

Can you imagine being retweeted by Oprah? Twice!? In this episode of Design Masters Canada, John Miziolek, Sales Development Leader at Reset Branding interviews Erin Bury. Erin is the Managing Director of 88 Creative, a digital marketing agency based in Toronto. […]