Podcast appearances and mentions of manjit minhas

 ✅ Understand why investors are shifting to U.S. markets ✅ Learn how to raise capital and structure bigger deals ✅ Hear what it takes to put 5,000 investors in a room with A-listers Ever wonder what it takes to build Canada's biggest investing conference? My old friend Seth Ferguson, returns to the show, after losing all his rental properties to a nasty divorce along with his golf clubs, he started the Multifamily Conference in Covid in 2022 which was excellent, 2023 was headlined by Grant Cardone & Alex Rodriguez, 2024 Wolf of Wall Street Jordan Belfort and Robert Harjevic.  Today, Seth takes us behind the scenes of how he scaled from a couple hundred person real estate event into a 5,000-attendee juggernaut, easily Canada's largest Business & Investment event. With speakers like Kevin O'Leary, A-Rod, Dragons Dens: Michelle Romanow, and Manjit Minhas, and still another major speaker yet to be announced. Powerhouse is an apt name for the event.  Same for the budget! We dive into marketing, event growth, and how Seth landed some of the biggest names in business. For details and to register go to: https://powerhouseconference.com/ The event takes place May 23-25th in Toronto. We also get into Seth's own real estate portfolio and his shift away from Canadian rentals to focus exclusively on multifamily investments in landlord-friendly U.S. markets like Texas and Florida. Seth and his team specialize in garden-style multifamily properties—low-rise, landscaped apartment communities that are common in the U.S. but virtually unheard of in Canada, where high-rise towers dominate. He shares what makes these assets so attractive, how they're managed, and why he's also drawn to build-to-rent communities and why he's bullish in places like Florida and Texas. For details check out www.cpicapital.ca

In today's episode, Jon tells us all about how Manjit Minhas entered a highly competitive industry with an ad agency. Visit JonDavids.com for more info. And follow Jon across social: Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn | TikTok | YouTube 

For our Best of Season Three episode we're sharing unaired content from the inspiring women who got into authentic and relatable conversations with our host, award-winning entrepreneur Manjit Minhas. This podcast was created with the goal of sharing experiences of empowerment, breakthrough and perseverance from women from all walks of life, and in this episode you'll hear some of the most powerful and insightful conversations between Manjit and her season three guests: 1:57: CEO Paulina Cameron: She leads The Forum, a Canadian national organization that educates, mentors, and connects women entrepreneurs to thrive 10:08: Head of Financial Planning at IG Wealth Management, Christine Van Cauwenberghe: She reveals her experience in making a career change 15:25: Founder of The Seven Virtues Beauty Inc., Barb Stegemann: She advises on the importance of self-care, well-being and putting yourself first 22:20: Founder of Malvados, Jennifer Rainnie: She authentically reveals how it's never too late to become an entrepreneur 27:00: Principal Educator for the IDEA Practice Inc, Camille Dundas: She articulates the positive impact of representation and knowing your worth 34:40: Explore Seasons 1 + 2 Narrated by Marissa Soragnese, this episode is a dedication of thanks to all our guests for joining us this season, and especially our host, Manjit Minhas, for all she has done to champion this forum that connects women in a fun, dynamic and safe way.   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

On a special Packaging and Processing Women's Leadership episode of unPACKed with PMMI, CPG Next Editor-in-Chief Stephanie Neil has the privilege of sitting down with the Baroness of Brewing Manjit Minhas. Minhas is a powerhouse entrepreneur, philanthropist, investor, and even a dragon on the hit Canadian TV show Dragons' Den. In their candid conversation, Neil delves into Minhas's journey, from building a thriving business empire to navigating the intricacies of work-life integration. Minhas shares invaluable insights on negotiation, overcoming imposter syndrome, and finding the courage to take risks. But that's just the beginning. Neil also explores Minhas's passion for STEM education, giving back to the community and reveals her secret to getting 1% smarter every day.PACK EXPO East returns to Philly in March 2024. It's your east coast connection for packaging and processing solutions. Be there to catch up on the latest industry advances, connect with suppliers and land on the right solutions for your entire production line—from automation and sustainability to e-commerce and much more. Register at packexpoeast.com.Support the showRegister for PACK EXPO Las Vegas today!

“Sometimes allyship doesn't look like stepping up, it looks like stepping back and inviting others to the table,” says Camille Dundas, Principal Educator for The IDEA Practice Inc. “Statistics show that industries across the board could make serious gains in revenue per year through diversity, inclusion, and belonging efforts, but despite throwing millions of well-intentioned dollars at DE&I programs, underrepresented groups struggle to get their foot in the door, and when they do, they almost never make it up in the ranks. Something doesn't add up." Dundas joins host Manjit Minhas to discuss her journey and the power of diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I). She is a DE&I consultant specializing in allyship and anti-racism education, and also the Editor-in-Chief of Canada's largest Black online magazine ByBlacks.com. Dundas has been named among the top 100 Black Canadian Accomplished Women, and her pursuit of truth as a journalist has led to years of research into the untold stories of Black Canadian history and the persistence of anti-Black racism in Canada.  Topics they cover include: 0:00: Camille's Story: “That's when I started realizing how important words were.” 8:25: Discrimination to determination: “I started noticing little things that I couldn't quite explain.” 13:35: Practicing allyship: “No matter your identity, you will need an ally at some point.” 27:50: Diversity, equity + inclusion in the workplace: “Nobody fits into one single category, and we're influenced by our socialization experiences, culture and background.” 33:20: Becoming an entrepreneur: “To see someone succeeding in a field that you didn't think was for you makes a big difference in your choices.” 43:20: Closing: “We have to be very transparent with younger women when they ask us for advice.” 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

Jennifer Rainnie took her favorite word when she was in her twenties and turned it into the brand name of her fashion forward business, Malvados. Women-owned and operated, and designed in Vancouver B.C., Malvados creates footwear “for the wild at heart, the thrill seekers and the courageous dreamers.” Rainnie was inspired by her love of music, adventure, and travel. “Loving what you do will really lead to your success,” says Rainnie. She joins Manjit Minhas on A Wealth of Women's Stories to discuss her outlook on life, her path to entrepreneurship and her volunteerism. She's raised more than $1.8 million for the Heart and Stroke Foundation and thousands more for other charities. She's one of the co-founders of Jewels for a Cause, raising funds for charities such as Kidsport, YMCA Camp, B.C. Cancer Foundation, and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Canada. Most recently, she served on the board of Small Business B.C. and is a regular guest presenter at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in the fashion design and marketing program, and also, has sat on their advisory board. Topics they cover include: 0:00: Jen's Story: “It doesn't seem like a natural path from competing in windsurfing and teaching snowboarding to a career in fashion retail.” 6:20: Experience as your key to success: “It's a really great way to become successful, to get paid to learn.” 12:30: Embedding your values into your business: “We all share a similar commitment to the brand and what it stands for.” 16:40: The importance of authenticity: “People are craving loyalty and trust, and they also seek things that align with their values.” 27:10: The impact of volunteerism + socializing: “The height of your success is equal to the depth of your gratitude.” 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

“I thought, ‘Wait a second. Women own the voting power. We own the buying power. Why aren't we harnessing that to reverse this ridiculous cycle of war and poverty?'," says Barb Stegemann, founder of The 7 Virtues, a company that sources organic, fair trade essential oils from nations rebuilding after war or strife. “We were a clean and social enterprise before there was a word for it, really. I felt if people are going to help me help these farmers, I'm not going to put harmful chemicals in their perfumes.”   Stegemann joins host Manjit Minhas and discusses her compelling story of overcoming adversity through the power of stoic wisdom. She has been named one of Canada's 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada. She won the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year in Emerging Category Award. She's ranked in Profit Magazine's Top 30 in Cool, Fabulous Canadian Entrepreneurs, and she's the author of the bestselling book The 7 Virtues of a Philosopher Queen, as well as a subject of the feature-length documentary Perfume War.   Topics they cover include: 0:00: Barbs's Story: “I didn't fit the cookie cutter as a woman.” 7:50: Rising above obstacles: “Realize it's never over. It's never over and also, never rest on your laurels.” 20:35: The 7 Virtues book: “If we're going to walk in those arenas as women, we do need to understand the language and then shape the language.” 28:55: Staying true to your beliefs: “Don't take criticism from people you would never go to advice for.” 37:25: Social entrepreneurship + well-being: “Don't stay in motion; move to action.”   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

Ashley is a Speaker, Business Coach and host of the top-charting podcast, The Glow Getter Podcast. When Ashley launched her Event and Wedding Planning business in 2008, she felt alone. She was living in a new town and a new province moving from Ontario to Alberta, she didn't know many people or other business owners. She quickly realized she needed to meet new people, like-minded entrepreneurs and find a business mentor. Ashley decided to create something to help fill this void for other entrepreneurs in her community and launched her annual Women in Business Conference where over 300 Women Entrepreneurs came in from across Canada and the US, feeling the exact same way. They were looking for support, resources and connection. This provided Ashley the opportunity to work with some of the top Female Entrepreneurs in Canada including Arlene Dickinson, Debbie Travis, Manjit Minhas and more. After the huge success of her conference, she began winning awards and receiving requests to speak at events all across Canada. She launched her Business and Social Media Coaching services to provide ongoing support, strategy and accountability for Entrepreneurs as well as launched her top-charting podcast, The Glow Getter Podcast, which is downloaded in 83 countries around the world and 48 States of the US. She continues to speak across Canada and the US, teaching thousands of business owners how to build and scale their businesses online. She is re-launching her annual event, the Glow Getter Conference this fall working with the amazing Jenna Kutcher, host of the top-rated Goal Digger Podcast and bringing together 500+ women entrepreneurs from across Canada, the US and internationally. https://www.instagram.com/ashleymeadahl/ Use discount code ‘rachellefaucher' for $20 off your Glow Getter Conference ticket.

"Okay, well am I actually going to do this one thing for my entire life? Or am I going to spread my wings a bit more?” asks Christine Van Cauwenberghe, Head of Financial Planning at IG Wealth Management. Van Cauwenberghe joins Manjit Minhas to discuss career, wealth, and debunk misperceptions about financial planning. Van Cauwenberghe is a member of the Canadian Tax Foundation, has her certified financial planner designation, is a registered retirement consultant, and is a trust and estate practitioner as certified by the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP). She has previously served on the board of STEP Canada and is a recipient of a STEP Founder's Award. Christine was granted a King's Council designation by the Province of Manitoba in 2023 in recognition of distinguished service to the practice of law in Manitoba. Topics they cover include: 0:00: Christine's Story: “I think I really like helping people.” 5:25: Changing career direction: “I was sold that bill of goods by my mom too.” 12:30: Women in finance: “You don't have to be a math genius at calculus to be able to be a financial planner.” 17:45: Support for women in finance: “I think that what you get paid as a salary and benefits is only a small portion.” 22:25: It's time to take the first step: “Solutions should come at the very end.” 36:15: Words of advice: “Look beyond the careers that you have specific training in.” 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

On today's episode, Jon tells about Manjit Minhas and how she started by working for an ad agency to building a beer empire worth over $155M. Visit JonDavids.com for more info. And follow Jon across social: Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn | Tik Tok | YouTube 

Pleasure, in all forms, is often spoken about but never really actively pursued. We usually find ourselves too busy and finding smaller joys like our phones or television. But what about the joy and pleasure that can drive your life and promote a positive mental, physical, and intimate atmosphere? Cynthia Loyst is a host on CTV's "The Social," a best-selling author, a sex educator and the creator of Find Your Pleasure. Today she talks with Manjit about how she went from a sheltered child to the face of a national television show. They also discuss the importance of finding and defining the pleasures you may be missing from your life. For more information and to check out her book, visit Find Your Pleasure.

Self-care is tremendously important to keep yourself active and alert in the world of business. Getting a good night's sleep is one of the essential keys to self-care, and Natalie Marshall knows all about that. Natalie is the Founder of the sleepwear brand KIP. In today's episode, Natalie and Manjit talk about sleepwear, the importance of rest and self-care, Natalie's journey of being an entrepreneur and a new mother, and so much more.

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

You know about Manjit's story and how she got to be where she is today, but as an interesting twist, we can hear about it from her business partner and younger brother Ravinder Minhas. Ravinder is the co-founder of the Minhas Breweries, Distilleries and Wineries. In today's episode, we get to hear Ravinder's perspective on working in the alcohol business alongside Manjit, as well as his own business ventures including becoming a board member of Canada Jetlines. Join the Minhas siblings for some entertaining and insightful conversations, and a little bit of sibling rivalry to top it off!

One of the easiest ways to get ahead in your industry is to think outside the box and innovate in such a way that makes others follow in your footsteps. Shahrzad Rafati is the CEO of BroadbandTV Corp, and she knows all too well the importance of forging the path to stand out. On today's show, Shahrzad and Manjit have some very insightful conversations about how she got to be where she is today, how BBTV has stayed competitive and relevant in a fast-paced industry, and the importance of equality and how it allows the industry to thrive.

*The audio for this podcast was from an interview Manjit did on the podcast Making It with Jon Davids. In this special edition of the Manjit Minhas Podcast, the tables turn as Manjit answers questions regarding the business she runs with her brother, how she got to where she is and where she's going.

Wherever you find yourself in the world of business, you had to have started somewhere. Often these stories get overshadowed by an entrepreneur's current success. Where you start is equally as important as where you end up. Shannon Nocos is a young entrepreneur and is the owner of Kwneto, a small bakery in the heart of Toronto, Ontario. Shannon talks with Manjit about starting as an online business that transitioned over to a brick-and-mortar location during the pandemic, and what her next steps for brand expansion are. As she continues to pursue her goals and dreams, there will be so much more of her story to hear as time goes on.

“You need to have a team, nobody does it alone,” says host Manjit Minhas in the tenth episode of A Wealth of Women's Stories. When it comes to witnessing the power of teamwork, look no further than twin-sisters Jenna Hutchinson and Ashley Kosowan, the owners of Jenna Rae Cakes. They've spent the last eight years building their company and their brand together. They have three bakery locations in Winnipeg, have written a best-selling cookbook, and have been featured on the Food Network, NBC, CTV, Globe & Mail, and Martha Stewart's Weddings magazine. The duo also are judges on the Food Network show, Wall of Bakers. “I can't imagine doing it solo. That would be really tough,” says Jenna Rae Hutchinson. “I feel like we've always had each other to build off of so that's been very, very lucky,” says Ashley Kosowan. “So basically, you have to have a twin sister to start a business, that you can rely on. No, I don't think that's necessary. But it's been very, very helpful for us.” Topics they cover include: 0:00: Jenna + Ashley's Story: “I'm gonna try this just for fun and see what happens.” 14:40: Challenges faced by women entrepreneurs: “It's really, really hard to be taken seriously as entrepreneurs who own a bakery.” 28:20: Building a brand online: “I think people appreciate a less curated feed.” 46:14: Strength in family: “I feel like we attract family.” 52:40: Life is a balancing act: “I want them to see their mom working hard and going to work every day.” 58:40: Growing the business: “We're too small to be big, but we're too big to be small.” 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

When you find something that you're passionate about in the world of business, you make it your life's work to become the best at it. That's what Manjit Minhas did. As co-owner and CEO of Minhas Breweries & Distilleries and Wineries with her brother Ravinder, and a personality on CBC's Dragons' Den, Manjit talks with Jon about what it takes to run a successful brewing business, the challenges that come with it, and so much more. Be sure to check out an all-new season of The Manjit Minhas Podcast. You can find new episodes every Monday on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and more! Find out more about Manjit Minhas: Minhas Brewery | Instagram | LinkedIn   Visit JonDavids.com for more info. And follow Jon across social: Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn

As you ascend in the world of business, it's important never to forget where you came from. Being a leader comes from many years of overcoming challenges, adversities and obstacles. When you've reached the top, not only should you find ways to continue to grow, but find ways to help those who now stand where you did once. Dr. Rola Dagher is the Global Channel Chief for Dell Technologies and is the embodiment of both leadership and gratitude. Dr. Dagher speaks with Manjit today about her difficult childhood, starting a new life in a new country, being a woman in the tech industry, and how she as a leader is always giving back.

“We are all worthy of wealth, we are worthy of abundance, that includes you, that includes me, that includes everyone,” says Vanessa Bowen, Founder of Mint Worthy in the ninth episode of A Wealth of Women's Stories. Bowen is not your average money coach, and Mint Worthy is not just another personal finance coaching platform. She says there is more to money than just the numbers. “I really wanted to create lasting financial change for my clients,” says Bowen. “I didn't want to just put a Band-Aid on it and say, ‘Here's your budget, here's your savings and investment plan, go run with it'. I wanted to make sure we got to the root of what created the financial life that they're living in today.” As a Chartered Professional Accountant, Vanessa spent almost a decade in the accounting industry helping corporations in North America make sense of their numbers. She made the leap from corporate number crunching to personal finance for two reasons: One - she wasn't built for a career of cubicles and calculators and, two - she knows first-hand how financial independence can change a woman's life. She joins host Manjit Minhas to share her energetic and relatable approach to financial literacy and inspire women to live life on their own financial terms. Bowen has been featured as a money expert on CBC, Global news, Breakfast Television and the Toronto Star. Topics they cover include: 0:00: Vanessa's Story: “Entrepreneurship is the biggest self development course that you can take in your life.” 10:15: From CPA to holistic money coach: “I really wanted to create lasting financial change for my clients.” 16:37: A money mindset: “How we relate to money is truly a reflection of how we relate to ourselves” 21:35: Money + women: “I wanted to be the voice for other women who had been there.” 30:40: The pandemic: “There was definitely a huge financial shift of awareness.” 39:40: Rethinking finances: “It's about starting right where you are.” 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

“The biggest thing I've learned is that there's so much life after tragedy,” says Taylor Lindsay-Noel in the eighth episode of a Wealth of Women's Stories. She joins award-winning host Manjit Minhas, to share her story about triumph over tragedy, resilience that knows no bounds, and the choice to get up every day and live fully.  The entrepreneur from Toronto, Ontario was an elite Canadian national gymnast who had a devastating accident at the age of 14, that instantly paralyzed her from the neck down.  Taylor persevered through adversity and paved a new path forward for herself, received a Bachelor of Arts in Radio and Television Arts from Ryerson University and is currently balancing being a motivational speaker, disability advocate, council member of the Premier's Council on Equality of Opportunity, and a business owner. She is the founder of Cup of Té Luxury Loose Leaf Teas, which was featured on Oprah's Favorite Things List in 2020. Taylor was recently named the  Young Entrepreneur of the Year by the Black Business and Professional Association Harry Jerome Awards, Canada's most prestigious award celebrating black excellence.   “I'm so proud of the person I am today,” says Lindsay-Noel. “I think we need to be more comfortable with saying that we should be our own biggest cheerleaders. I try to give myself a pat on the back as much as possible. Because if there's one person in this life you need to be proud of, it is yourself.”. Topics they cover include: 0:00: Taylor's Story: “I totally recognize I did not have a regular childhood.” 8:00: Facing life's greatest challenges: “I was so terrified of feeling emotions deeply.” 19:30: Entrepreneurship + inspiration: “If they didn't want to sponsor me, I'll make my own tea” 28:30: Surrounding yourself with strength: “I am an only child. So my friend group is my sisterhood.” 36:20: Disability + inclusion: “I see it as an opportunity for education.” 46:44: Wellness + mental health: “Talk about it even to just one person that you trust.” 50:55: Triumph over tragedy: “I am tough, and I am very comfortable saying that.” 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

“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

Jas Takhar is by far one of the most prominent guests I've ever had on this podcasts. Host of the Jas Takhar Podcast, Jas speaks to business leaders such as Gary Vaynerchuk, Bob Proctor, Patrick Bet-David, Manjit Minhas and Robert Kiyosaki, who provide their best practices, strategies, tips, and mistakes all with the hope of inspiring you to take control of your own journey. Jas does it all. He's a real estate mogul in Toronto, Canada, the head of a media company and an investor. Having him on the show is a massive honor and our next, full episode together will surely blow your mind like no other. Immigrant kids at work, let's get it ! Find out more about Jas on his socials @jastakhar13 And as always, check out your favorite host on www.moreteekay.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/claritywithteekay/message

“My happy place leading is where there's some significant change to be led,” says Beth Wilson in episode six of A Wealth of Women's Stories. The former CEO of Dentons Canada, joins award-winning host Manjit Minhas for a discussion about her journey as an inclusive, results-oriented change leader. Passionate about community building, Beth sits on the boards of some incredible institutions, including SickKids Hospital, Woodgreen Foundation and CivicAction. Her professional career of over 30 years afforded her many opportunities to further causes that she is passionate about, such as the advancement of women in business, volunteering and promoting a leadership mindset. Her dedication as seen her recognized by numerous awards including: the Top 25 Canadian Women of Influence, YWCA Women of Distinction, and twice being named among Canada's top 100 most powerful women. Topics they cover include: 0:00: Beth's Story: “Honestly, I cold-called a bunch of accounting firms” 3:58: Balancing parenthood and career: “I'm not even going to sugar coat it and pretend that it's easy or that I had it all figured out” 16:20: Shaping your view of inclusivity: “You need women in the seats of power, so they can influence on how decisions are being made” 23:10: The CEO succession process: “Organizations are still uncomfortable with that more female-style of leadership” 38:55: Beginning a new career: “When you're able to recover from failure, it helps you take new risks” 49:08 Leading during the pandemic: “I'm an accomplished, educated CEO – and I can't even cope getting groceries” 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

To celebrate International Women's Day 2022, we've produced a very special podcast episode that features our guests from Season One, sharing inspiring stories around this year's International Women's Day theme, #BreakTheBias. Hosted by award-winning entrepreneur Manjit Minhas, we've curated highlights from our first season for this very special “best of” episode. Featuring stories about breaking bias from our inspirational guests: Catherine Choi, Alyssa Davies, Stachen Lett-Frederick and Fate Saghir, we relive some great moments and, for the first time, hear new stories and un-aired conversations. Best of Season One moments: 0:00 Introduction: “Lean in, as we celebrate women's achievement. Raise awareness against bias. And take action for equality.” 1:55 Stachen Lett-Frederick: Breaking your own biases 10:05 Fate Saghir: Bias in the workplace 22:23 Catherine Choi: Biases and misconceptions of being a successful entrepreneur and a mother 32:15 Alyssa Davies: Financial equity and biases in the financial planning industry 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

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On this February 11th edition of The Drive Podcast: As the protests in Ottawa go on, many people are wondering if the Ottawa Police can actually be sued for failing to act against the protestors in Ottawa. Criminal Defense Lawyer Ari Goldkind joins Ted to explain if the precedent exists, and what could happen next. Afterwards Dr. Lorian Hardcastle, Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Calgary joins Ted to discuss whether the provincial government has the power to prevent schools and universities from setting their own masking rules. Finally, award winning Entrepreneur and a Dragon on Dragon's Den, Manjit Minhas discusses why more Canadians should know about Canadian Entrepreneurs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Personal finance is personal for a reason”, says guest Alyssa Davies, founder of Mixed Up Money, in the fourth episode of A Wealth of Women's Stories. She joins award-winning host, Manjit Minhas, for an in-depth discussion on women, their wealth, and the misconceptions of money. Neither a certified financial planner, a certified public accountant, or an expert in any type of finance, Alyssa Davies makes money easy and fun, in a way that allows her audience to relate. As a woman who believes in financial equality, she places importance on acknowledging and vocalizing the difficulties women face, and provides the tools needed to succeed and be heard. She has been featured in The Globe and Mail, FLARE, Global News, and last year published her first book, The 100 Day Financial Goal Journal. Topics they cover include: 0:00 Alyssa's story: “I saw the need for a judgment free and open space for women to actually feel comfortable with all things money.” 8:23 The great wealth transfer: “I think that for too long, women haven't been a part of the conversation.” 10:56 Women building wealth: “As Dolly Parton famously said, ‘don't get busy making a living and not live a life'.” 20:02 Preparing for life's goals + emergencies: “What money actually provides us with is space and time to do the things we love.” 25:10 The importance of women financial advisors: “I think we're made to believe that personal finances is just a bunch of jargon.” 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.

“Don't prove your haters wrong, prove your supporters right,” says host Manjit Minhas in episode three of A Wealth of Women's Stories. She is joined by Fate Saghir, Head of Sustainability at Mackenzie Investments, for a discussion on inclusion, empowerment and challenging the status quo. A thought leader with over 14 years experience in financial services, Fate also sits on two Advisory Boards: Timea's Cause, an organization dedicated to building awareness in human trafficking, and the Women's Collection, an organization focused on enabling financial literacy for women. Fate has forged her own path and shares her inspiring journey of resilience, all the while proving her supporters right. “I think our best thinking is diverse thinking,” says Fate.  Topics they cover include: 0:00 Fate's story: “You were told by an executive that they generally don't hire women into business roles” 7:49 Challenging the status quo: “You can't control how other people think or what their actions are, you can only control what you do with it” 16:45 Being open to opportunities: “I really wanted to forge my own path” 21:00 Diversity, equity + inclusion: “Let's stop believing that our differences make us superior or inferior to one another” 31:50 The threat to equity + diversity: “I think we lose a lot of women because they just don't raise their hand” 42:09 Aligning your values with your organization: “We've got an opportunity to make such a big impact” 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

“You are a woman of worth,” says Stachen Lett-Frederick in episode two of A Wealth of Women's Stories. Recognized as one of WXN's Top 100 Most Powerful Women, Stachen has over 20 years of experience in community and program development. She is the founder of the not-for-profit BrAIDS for AIDS, and the Executive Director of Weston Frontlines Centre, a youth charity in Toronto, Ontario. Along with host Manjit Minhas, Stachen brings insight to the topics of mentorship and what it means to be a leader. Topics they cover include: 0:00 Stachen's story “You are the average of the five closest people around you at any time in your life” 15:23 Mentorship “I could go out into the world, make mistakes, and always have someone that sees the best in me” 20:45 Leadership as a mindset “Leadership is not a position or a title – it's action, it's example” 29:58 Empowering others “Being a leader is not about dictating, but about facilitating” Presented by IG Wealth Management Learn more at www.ig.ca/women The views, information and opinions expressed are those of the featured guests, and not necessarily those of IG Wealth Management

“We are all a work in progress,” observes Catherine Choi in the inaugural episode of A Wealth of Women's Stories. The founder of SoYoung (a woman-owned brand of thoughtfully-made lifestyle goods) joins host Manjit Minhas in a discussion of personal wellness and empowerment. A recovered drug addict that started her on a quest of personal healing, Catherine had lived a good portion of her life believing in her own lack, with an overwhelming sense of unworthiness. She countered this belief with the courage to think bigger, believe in her own potential and pursue a greater vision. While most entrepreneurs would hide such a turbulent past, she uses her story as a powerful lesson for her children, the mission of her business, and to inspire other women. Topics they cover include: 0:00 Catherine's story: “I have actually learned to not allow that fear to rule me anymore. And in doing so, I've become a different person.” 14:30 Limiting Beliefs: “Am I going to be guided by my fear, or am I going to be guided by something higher?” 23:14 Imposter Syndrome: “So much goes away when you don't focus on the external things.” 31:23 The Caregiver Burden: “Nobody is perfect, so let go of that idea of trying to have it all, and do it all, it is not necessary.” 37:46 Personal Well-Being: “There's a past version of yourself that would be so proud of how far you've come today.” 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

A Toronto native, Jas Takhar, has been in the sales and service industry for over 25 years. Soon after deciding to try his hand in real estate, he co-founded the REC, and in the course of 15 years, has successfully propelled his team to the 1st place position in Canada under Royal LePage.With 25 realtors and 10 support staff, the team advises and assists over 700 buyers, sellers and investors, yearly, across the Greater Toronto Area.  Jas' area of expertise is in helping investors build out their real estate portfolios. Wanting to share his knowledge and experience with the masses, he wrote a book titled Real Estate Intelligence, which teaches others how to buy or sell real estate on their own.Furthering his pursuit to educate and motivate, he now hosts one of the top business podcasts in the country, the REC Experience; here he interviews guests who share their success stories on real estate investing, entrepreneurship and leadership. His hope is to provide inspiring content to aid others in removing the friction for their own life, in order to help them get from where they are to where they want to be.In an energizing show, Host, Jas Takhar, runs his own podcast speaks to business leaders such as Gary Vaynerchuk, Bob Proctor, Patrick Bet-David, Manjit Minhas, and Robert Kiyosaki, who provide their best practices, strategies, tips, and mistakes all with the hope of inspiring you to take control of your own journey. Join Jas Takhar and the host of the Prime People Podcast, Justin Konikow on Thursday, July 8, 2021 at 2:00 PM EST as they discuss how to develop a content creation plan that works best for you; whether new or experienced in the industry, Jas can offer so awesome marketing and content creation tips so you can stand out from the crowd!

Canadian Payroll Association released the findings from the Essential Benefits Survey, which revealed that while employers have frequently turned to ‘perks' such as free lunches, casual dress, gym memberships to try to connect with the next generation, the foremost concern for Generation Z and Millennial employees is the same as previous generations: accurate and timely pay.  We recently got the chance to speak with Manjit Minhas, Co-founder & CEO at Minhas Breweries, Distilleries and Wineries. She is the host of a Top 10 Apple Podcast (The Manjit Minhas Podcast) where she interviews top business leaders and CEOs to gain insight and to hear how you can too walk the path of success. She is an accomplished public speaker and mentor. Minhas is widely recognized for her role as the straight-talking tough Dragon investor with flair on the multi-award-winning CBC show, Dragons' Den for the last 7 years/season. In this podcast, Manjit discussed the importance of the survey findings as a business owner and entrepreneur and shared her advice to employers on leading their teams through these rough times.  

CBC Dragon's Den star Manjit Minhas discusses how employers can best attract and retain Millennial and Generation Z employees. Minhas is the founder of Minhas Breweries and a spokesperson for a new Canadian Payroll Association report. BIV executive editor Hayley Woodin hosts.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today’s podcast, I’m interviewing entrepreneur, Dragon investor, and new podcast host ! I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t starstruck while interviewing Manjit since I am a huge fan of CBC’s Dragon’s Den. I couldn’t be more excited to share with you our conversation from how she became an entrepreneur as a young engineering student, to behind the scenes of Dragon’s Den as well as her newest venture as host of her podcast, . Manjit Minhas is the co-founder and owner of Minhas Breweries, Distilleries, and Wineries with her brother Ravinder Minhas. Since starting her business at the ripe age of 19 years old, Manjit has gone on to grow her business portfolio, which includes over 30 Canadian businesses stemming from the 6 seasons she’s been a Dragon investor on CBC’s Dragon’s Den. In November 2020 she decided to hit record on her conversations with fellow business leaders and CEOs by way of her podcast, “The Manjit Minhas Podcast” so that she could share their stories and insights into achieving success. She currently resides in Calgary, from which she was born and raised with her husband and two young daughters. Manjit believes there isn’t one set path to becoming an entrepreneur and her story is a great example of that. As long as you’re keen to learn and have the self-awareness to know what you don’t know then you’re already on the right path. I hope you find today’s episode just as inspiring as I did when I recorded it! For full episode show notes visit https://jessicamoorhouse.com/279

Manjit Minhas is 40 years old and was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta. This Petroleum Engineering student turned beer baroness is a Dragon on the hit TV show Dragons' Den on CBC in its 15th season (for which she has been on for 6 seasons/years). Manjit leads a privately owned empire that had revenues […]

In this episode, Todd Hirsch, ATB’s Chief Economist is joined by Manjit Minhas, co-founder of Minhas Brewery, Dragon on CBC’s Dragon’s Den and member of ATB’s board of directors and John Tarnowski, ATB’s Executive Vice President of Everyday Financial Services. We explore the future of retail for entrepreneurs and hear insights into what retailers should invest in when it comes to innovation and technology. How do retailers differentiate themselves and put customers at the center of everything they do? And as a consumer, what should you consider before doing business with a specific company? Manjit offers her insight as a Dragon from CBC’s Dragon’s Den and discusses what she looks for before she considers investing. Also what stands out for her as a consumer, and how she has seen the retail space change over the years. We discuss the increasing importance of environmental, social and governance policies and what they mean to both retailers and customers. John unpacks what the physical footprint of retail space might look like in the future, and the role data plays for the success of both small and large businesses. How consumers experience retail in the future will be influenced by the technology and innovation that is embraced today. This means there are a lot of areas for today’s retailers to focus on to remain relevant and customer focused. Subscribe to The Future Of where we connect with community and business leaders who are thinking about, planning for and leading us into the future. Ask Todd your questions about the future and the economy, or share your feedback any time by connecting with us at: thefutureof@atb.com. For more on the work of ATB Financial’s Economics and Research team, visit us at www.atb.com/economics. Subscribe to The Owl and get a quick daily snapshot of what’s happening in Alberta’s economy Guests: Manjit Minhas, co-founder of Minhas Brewery, Dragon on CBC’s Dragon’s Den and member of ATB’s board of directors and John Tarnowski, ATB’s Executive Vice President of Everyday Financial Services. Hosted by: Todd Hirsch Vice President and Chief Economist, ATB Financial

Kicking off season 3, we speak to Catherine Metrycki, Founder of Callia Flowers. We cover how she launched and grew her tech business which has reimagined the way we send flowers. We discuss her deal on Dragons Den with Manjit Minhas, which has since provided the support necessary for Callia to be able to open all across Eastern Canada (to be now in 55 cities). And Catherine shares with us some of her experiences in improving customer service and mental health as a leader. If you’ve ever wondered how to scale a business, or whether Dragons Den is worth it - than this episode is for you! For full show notes and resources directly from our guests, visit www.StartPodcast.ca and Subscribe Now to never miss an episode.

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Manjit Minhas is a Canadian entrepreneur from Calgary, Alberta. She's also a television personality and venture capitalist. She is co-owner of Minhas Breweries & Distillery, manufacturer of beer brands such as Mountain Crest Classic Lager, Boxer Lager, Lazy Mutt Ale and Huber Bock. She specializes in marketing with interests in branding and sales. Manjit joins Jas Takhar and Laura Stewart who co-host this episode. Manjit tells her story as an entrepreneur. From humble immigrant beginnings, starting an alcohol distribution company, becoming a beer mogul and taking a seat as a dragon on the Dragon's Den TV show. She also explains how she's helping women entrepreneurs across the country. Follow our guests: Manjit Minhas https://www.instagram.com/manjit.minhas/ #ManjitMinhas #RECExperience #RECCanada #JasTakhar #LauraStewart #TorontoRealEstate #RealEstateForcast Please don’t forget to subscribe, like, share, and comment. We love to read your comments! Check out some of our Luxury Property Tours: Check out some of our Luxury Property Tours: Selling Toronto - 12.2 Million Dollar Listing in Yorkville https://youtu.be/qH4UhH9sIfs The $14 Million New York Penthouse at 15 Hudson Yards https://youtu.be/xmsLCCDLc6U Welcome to The REC EXPERIENCE Video Channel: https://www.youtube.com/recexperience Listen to The REC EXPERIENCE Podcast: Itunes – https://www.recitunes.com Spotify – https://www.recspotify.com Join the REC Experience TEXT Community today! TEXT: 647-372-0126 Visit the REC Canada Website: https://www.reccanada.com Visit Jas' website: https://www.jastakhar.ca Read our Blogs: https://www.reccanada.com/blog Contact us: Tel: 1-833-JOIN-REC | Email: info@reccanada.com Book a Coffee with Jas: https://www.CoffeeWithJas.com Join us for Brunch With REC: https://www.brunchwithrec.com Follow us on Instagram: REC Canada – @rec.canada Host Jas Takhar – @jastakhar13 Dir. Sales & Marketing Laura Stewart - @laurastewartto Follow us on Facebook: REC Canada – @recrealestate Jas Takhar – https://www.facebook.com/takharjas Laura Stewart - https://www.facebook.com/laurastewartto REC MEDIA SQUAD: Clemente Alves - Multi-Media Specialist & Executive Producer Stephen Rochester - Digital Marketing & Content Creator Keegan Knight - Jr. Videographer & Editor Danielle Meuret - Comic Artist & Illustrator

In this episode, Catherine Metrycki, founder of Callia Flowers, explains that from a process perspective her business has been busier than usual. She speaks with Mariette Mulaire about the challenges associated to managing customer expectations by ensuring consistency and quality which is proving difficult amid the pandemic. Catherine has had to find new sources of flowers to continue that trusted customer experience.Callia Flowers is a Winnipeg-based tech company that started up a few years ago. It delivers flower bouquets in beautiful packages. After landing a deal with Manjit Minhas on Dragon's Den in November 2019, Callia Flowers was able to expand into 23 Canadian cities. 

We got a mix of everything on this week's episode of New Theory Radio. Host Nav Nanwa welcomes Bianca and Maliha from youth organization STAY WOKE. They were recipients of grant funding through the Access Charity Bright Ideas pitch competition - with the group’s mission being around intersecting social/global issues with creative mediums. The three of them talk about what it means to be woke, while both Bianca and Maliha share a theory on the role youth engagement can play within this current pandemic. Then, Nav digs deep into the New Theory Radio hard drive archives and shares two unreleased interviews/discussions: The first is with Entrepreneur/Dragon's Den TV show personality Manjit Minhas. Manjit is the founder of the Alberta-based Minhas Breweries, and in this interview she share's some advice to entrepreneurs who are thinking about entering an established market/category. The second is a fireside conversation Nav had with electronic music group kLoX. The group consists of NTR alum Gurpreet 'The Tabla Guy' Chana and producer Robert Mason. kLoX can be described as modulated Tabla and electronically processed Violin melodically uniting during a live PA performance. Both Gurpreet and Robert share perspectives on the disruption that takes place when mixing technology in with traditional musical instruments, and why this is the future. Both of these conversations are great for anyone looking to be inspired during these trying times. New Theory Radio theme produced by Dusty Loops (@DustyLoops and www.dustyloops.com)Purchase the LO FI Glory instrumentals now at www.noyzhiphop.bandcamp.com. 100% of the proceeds during the month of April will go to support GTA Food Banks. Follow our Panellists:Nav NanwaTwitter: @nnanwaInstagram: @navnanwa--------------------------------------STAY WOKETwitter & Instagram: @StayWokeEventFor more details on STAY WOKE visit www.staywokeevent.com--------------------------------------Manjit MinhasTwitter: @manjitminhasInstagram: @manjit.minhasGreat article on how Minhas Breweries is producing hand sanitizer in the fight against COVID-19: https://dailyhive.com/calgary/minhas-breweries-distilleries-hand-sanitizer--------------------------------------kLoXTwitter & Instagram: @kloxmusicFor more kLoX music visit: https://klox.bandcamp.com/--------------------------------------New Theory Radio can be heard live on Sundays at 5pm and Mondays at 8pm ONLY on News Talk Sauga 960 am (@Sauga960am) - https://sauga960am.ca

Welcome to The Morning News Podcast for Monday, April 13th The Morning News begin with a look at the announcement that OPEC is dropping production by 10 million barrels per day. Sue and Andrew speak with Global News Chief Political Correspondent, David Akin, on why the move may not be enough to bolster Canada's energy industry. Sue and Andrew get details on the latest poll from IPSOS. CEO Darrell Bricker shares his thoughts on if social distancing will be the new normal as we move past the pandemic. The Morning News catches up with Dr. Ted Jablonski to talk about the role our family physicians play during the Coronavirus Crisis. It was a grim milestone South of the border over the weekend, with the U.S. topping 500,000 cases of COVID-19.  Sue and Andrew get the latest from Global News Washington Correspondent, Reggie Cecchini. It's been a complete change from the way we used to do our jobs. Sue and Andrew get suggestions from an Organizational Psychologist on what we should NOT be doing while working from home. Finally - it's the story of a local business doing what they can to help Canadians during a time of crisis. The Morning News speaks with 'Dragon' and co-owner of the "Minhas Brewery" Manjit Minhas on her newest venture.... producing hand sanitizer.       

Manjit Minhas is a Dragon on the Infamous Dragons Den and is also the proud owner of the wildly successful, Minhas Breweries.

Our podcast guest, Lisa Fenton, discusses how women can negotiate ANYTHING.  Her heroes, famous women entrepreneurs on the TV show Dragons Den, Michele Romanow and Manjit Minhas are great negotiators. That's at the core of what they do.  There are 8 questions you should ask to become a successful master at negotiations.  Listen to find out how you can improve your negotiation skills whether it is negotiating your first contract or pitching to investors.

Manjit Minhas is one of Canada’s best known entrepreneurs. She is a co-founder and owner of Minhas Brewery in Calgary and one of the dragons on the popular CBC television show Dragons’ Den.

“Will you be able to handle rejection and failure? Because, trust me, it’s coming” – Manjit Minhas Opening the series is a conversation with successful entrepreneur, venture capitalist and TV star Manjit Minhas. From starting a brewery with her brother when they were still in their teens (that is now the ninth largest in the world) to being one of the dragons on TV’s Dragons’ Den, Manjit is someone who has definitely “been there, done that” when it comes to entrepreneurship. Subscribe to Perch, the Podcast where where we listen to Albertans, dig into what’s happening in Alberta’s economy and explore ideas on how to keep our province a prosperous place. For more on the work of ATB Financial’s Economics and Research team, visit us on the web at www.atb.com/economics Guest: Manjit Minhas, co-founder and co-owner of Minhas Breweries, Distillery and Wineries Hosted by: Rob Roach, Director of Insight, Economics and Research, ATB Financial (email: rroach@atb.com - Twitter: @RobRoachCalgary) Music: “Tethered” by Nctrnm

Christmas has come early on The Scribble! With a holiday edition of Dragons' Den airing in a few days, Jeremy Bradley talks with Manjit Minhas about the special episode. Plus, she answers some listener questions. Later, Heather Rankin of The Rankin Family joins JB to talk about her holiday concert tour. Heather also shares her holiday favourites with us.

Do we focus too much on the good or bad without seeing the other? Live from the TweedInc studios Brought to you by Vanbex Comedians Dulce Sloan, Daniel Sloss, Kirsten Rasmussen, plus Manjit Minhas and Lane Merrifield from Dragons Den and Ex NHLer Mark Napier

Manjit Minhas stars on the hit television show Dragons' Den!   At 26 years old, she co-founded one of the world's largest breweries Minhas Craft Brewery.   BTW - Her story about breaking into the Ontario marketplace is a must-hear for any entrepreneur!   -- Learn more about Manjit Minhas at http://www.manjitminhas.com   Theme music written and performed by Eric Hutchinson.   More Episodes and Information at https://www.guystellingstories.com 

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The Newest additions to the Dragonâ??s Den, Manjit Minhas and Michele Romanow join Todd for a fun look on their careers, there tips for entrepreneurs, and an inside look at the newest season of Dragonâ??s Den. Our Laugh Factor 15 comic is the hilarious Lowell Sanders. Jay and Roddy Pitch new business ideas to the Dragons, and Boomer Phillips drops by and brings some hilarity.