Podcasts about mawji centre

In this episode we chat with Leanna Carriere.  Leanna completed the Personal Fitness Training program at NAIT in 2017 and is an elite athlete.  She and her sister founded Seven Summit Snacks out of a personal need.  They have a very interesting story behind how their name came to be.  Business has been like their chocolate, a slow burn... but they are seeing some great success.  This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Brandon Douglas of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Gillian Thomson.  Gillian founded Skipper, a totally new type of shower cap. Gillian invented the Skipper cap out of a need she personally had. Trial and error and not giving up is how Gillian got there.  Skipper will help you skip wash day with confidence. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Brandon Douglas of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Zack Storms.  Zack founded Startup TNT which is an amazing community found throughout the prairies that started right here in Edmonton. TNT stands for Thursday Night Tradition.  At Startup TNT they have fun, make friends and build companies. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Brandon Douglas of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Garrett Fleck.  Garrett completed his BBA in the JR Shaw School of Business in 2016 and is the Founder of Reputed.  Garrett is also one of the Mawji Centre's valuable Entrepreneurs-in-Residence. At Reputed they help businesses reach their true potential, changing the way businesses speak, listen and share online. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Brandon Douglas of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Mike Oostenbrink.  Mike completed the NAIT Machinist program in 2013  and is the Owner of Exakt Industries.  Exakt is a CNC machine shop that builds high quality custom parts.  The Covid outbreak accelerated Mike's plans for entrepreneurship. After incorporating in January of 2021, Exakt was up and running by April as a full-service CNC machine shop. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Brandon Douglas of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Rob Jennings.  Rob completed the NAIT Marketing program in 1998 and is the President and Founder of FKA.  FKA is an Edmonton based marketing and communications agency. After several years of working and building his marketing toolkit, Rob went out on his own and founded FKA in 2008. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Mikayla Balfour.  Mikayla is a 3rd year JRSSB student and founder of GRIT Snow.  Mikayla is one of the Mawji Centre's Entrepreneurship Blue Book Program students and recently won 1st place in our student pitch competition.  Grit Snow is an outerwear apparel line for female skiers and snowboarders.  This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Ethan Maat of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Erick Estrada.  Erick is the Executive Director of the Alberta Avenue Business Association and co-founder and Director of FlamingSoft Inc.   Erick completed his Business diploma at NAIT as an international student and is now working on his BBA.  This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Ethan Maat of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Kelly Wolfert.  Kelly is the owner of Leven Creative, Keen Eye Cameras, and RAW rental house. Kelly is an alumnus of the NAIT Radio and Television Program and the Producer behind SpiderMable, a real life super hero story. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Ethan Maat of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Jade Chiles and Evan Wain.  Jade and Evan are the Co-founders of Ordr.  Why pay a ton for tickets to a live event and then miss out on magical moments while waiting in line at a concession?  Jade is a NAIT JRSSB BBA student and Evan is a NAIT Bio Sciences alumnus. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Ethan Maat of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Rima Tabet.  Rima is the founder of Gray Jay Gifts.  Rima completed the Personal Fitness Trainer program at NAIT and was working as a gym manager for a local hotel when Covid 19 hit. A portion of each gift box is donated back to local charities and Rima prides herself on only purchasing goods from Canadian businesses.  This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Ethan Maat of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Corey Meyer, NAIT Meat Cutting Program alumnus and the man behind Acme Meats.  Corey worked with the original owners and moved to owner after working ten years. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Samuel Yasinski, NAIT JR Shaw School of Business Finance student.  Sam was a student in our pre-pilot of The Mawji Centre's Entrepreneurship Blue Book Program and launched his business in property management and has now used the process learned to launch Fintrak.  Fintrak helps build financial plans and eliminates stress over money. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Steven Brochu, NAIT Culinary alumnus.  Steven is the chef and owner of MilkCrate.  Steven was the head chef at Chartier before he decided to branch out and launch his own business.  Steven found creative ways to keep business going during COVID lockdowns. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Cannon Millward of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Niki Kearl.   Niki is a BTECH student and the founder of Blu Orthotics.  Niki's involvement with the Mawji Centre began when her team took first place in the Innovation Challenge in 2021.  What a year she has had!   This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Cannon Millward of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we chat with Hubert Lau.  Hubert completed the Computer Systems Technology program at NAIT and is the President and CEO of TrustBix.   Their mission is to create a world where we trust more, waste less and reward sustainable behaviour.  This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Cannon Millward of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode, we feature Monita Chapman. Monita is the owner of Simply Supper. She shares her story on taking over and expanding the meal prep company business, and her amazing charitable work with Simply Supper Helps. Hear how Monita was forced to pivot during the pandemic and how those changes affected her business.  This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Cannon Millward of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we feature Andy Karesa.  Andy completed the BTECH program at NAIT and is the founder of Karesa Consulting.  He shares his story and how he never wanted to be an entrepreneur, it wasn't a goal of his.  A big lesson for Andy was not to hide his ambitions.  This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Cannon Millward of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we feature Star Birdyellowhead.  Star has seen several career pivots and completed her Personal Fitness Trainer program at NAIT. Star appeared on the series Blackstone which is filmed in Alberta and was an apprentice plumber.  Star shares her story and how she is developing as an entrepreneur.  This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Cannon Millward of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we feature Bridget Brown.  Bridget completed the Radio and Television Program at NAIT in 1999.  Bridget is the founder and chief  word nerd at Create That Copy & Marketing.  Bridget shares how her family helped her be unafraid to start her own business. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Cannon Millward of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we feature Mike Schoenberger.  Mike completed his Telecommunications Engineering Technology program at NAIT in 1990.  Mike is the CEO and founder of Sunco Communications & Installation Ltd and on the Mawji Centre's Advisory Council.  Mike's first job stung, literally, as he worked for a bee keeper. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Cannon Millward of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we feature Natasha Saddleback.  Natasha is a JR Shaw School of Business student and entrepreneur.  Natasha is a mother of 5 children and the founder of Project Unity Productions. She began her studies 12 years ago and abandoned.  She returned three years ago.  Natasha shares her story, her challenges and where she is at now. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Cannon Millward of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we feature Don Muth.  Don is the owner/president of Muth Electrical Management.  He completed his Master Electrician certificate at NAIT in 1978.  Don began to take on supervisory and project management positions. Out of that experience, Muth Electrical Management Inc. was incorporated in 1995. This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Cannon Millward of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode we feature Kyle Kulyk.  Kyle is the co-founder and lead developer for indie developer Itzy Interactive Inc. He began his career in finance and after a decade in a brokerage industry, a layoff, an uncertain economy and the birth of his first child caused him to re-evaluate his career goals.  He retrained, graduating with honours from NAIT's Digital Media and IT program with an emphasis on Game Programming and Design.  This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Cannon Millward of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

In this episode, Dale Schaub chats with Darryl Short, NAIT alumnus and founder of Karma Machine Manufacturing and Karma Medical Devices.   Darryl's family immigrated to Canada from South Africa and started their new lives here with a family, seven suitcases and his Dad's toolbox. This episode was hosted by the Mawji Centre and produced by Lamya Asiff of NAIT's Radio and Television Program.

In this episode, Dale Schaub chats with Bean Gill, NAIT Medical Radiologic Technology alumnus and  co-founder of ReYu Paralysis Recovery Centre.  Bean hopes that 2012 remains the worst year of her life and openly shares her story and journey. This episode was hosted by the Mawji Centre and produced by Breanne Brown of NAIT's Radio and Television Program.

In this episode, we interview Patrick and Chaimae Cunningham.  Patrick completed his baking diploma and went on to NAIT's school of Business to complete his business diploma. Chaimae completed her business diploma with a management focus.  Patrick and Chaimae are the founders of Paddy Bakes, a company they founded when COVID-19 affected their job prospects.  In November they were awarded second place in the Mawji Centre's student pitch competition.  Their bread is what dreams are made of. This episode was hosted and produced by the NAIT Radio and Television program's very own Lamya Asiff.

Welcome to the Mess Hall Podcast, part of the @albertapodnet powered by @atbfinancial. Today Avery and Lena try some fun foods and do some food challenges. Crickets, Bamboozled, and Pop Rocks are some of the things on the menu. This week's podcast shout out is going to LET’S DO COFFEE. Have a virtual coffee with student entrepreneurs and NAIT alumni in this interview show presented by the Mawji Centre for New Venture and Student Entrepreneurship. Find out more at letsdocoffee.libsyn.com With Pod Power, ATB is making it possible for us to amplify the voices of Albertans and Alberta podcasters. This episode, we’re giving a Pod Power shout out to: THAT’S FOOD That’s Food, a new podcast from CJSR - Edmonton's campus and community radio station. That’s Food explores the back story of food in Edmonton, one meal at a time. It’s handmade with love by University of Alberta students.You can listen to That's Food on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you download podcasts. You can also find it at thatsfood.transistor.fm  

In this episode we interview Lyle Best.  Lyle is Chairman and founder of the Quickcard Group of Companies.  He is a firm believer in giving back to your community and supporter of NAIT.  Lyle volunteers of his time to be an Advisor for the Mawji Centre of New Venture and Student Entrepreneurship.  Lyle grew up in a funeral home and began his career as a private investigator.  He never chased money, he chased what he wanted to do and what made him happy.  The money followed.  This episode was recorded in the studios at NAIT radio, NR92 by Lamya Asiff and Larissa Nothof.

In the eighth episode, Liz sits down with Max Frank, director of the Mawji Centre for New Venture and Student Entrepreneurship at NAIT, and Lorna Mutegyeki, the founder of the ethical fashion line Msichana. They discuss what they’ve learned through their different experiences in the working world, how we can all strive for gender equality, and what they wish they knew when they started their careers. Thank you to NAIT Radio and Television student Matt Matyszczuk for his great work on the production of this episode, and thank you to co-producer, Bryan Alary for his direction and feedback. Related techlifetoday stories: A competitive chef pursues equality in the kitchen Cecile Bukmeier makes history as advocate for women in trades Time's up. #MeToo has come for the skilled trades

Welcome to the Mess Hall Podcast, part of the @albertapodnet powered by @atbfinancial.  This week's guest is Mona Pinder from Meal Share YYC and we talk about the great work they are doing with local charities to fight hunger. We also discuss the great event in Calgary this week: Poutine With a Purpose.  Check out https://mealshare.ca/en/ to learn more about this awesome program and a list of restaurants that are a part of Meal Share.  Poutine With a Purpose takes place this week. April 12-20. To find out more go to https://poutinewithpurpose.com. Make sure to give them both a follow on Twitter @MealshareYYC and @PoutinePurpose and use the hashtags #OhMyCurdYYC #poutinewithpurpose  This week's podcast shout out is going to Don't Call Me a Guru, a podcast from Canadian social media strategist Linda Hoang. This week's sponsor is Lets's Do Coffee, hosted by Daniel Van Veelen and produced by the Mawji Centre for New Venture and Student Entrepreneurship at NAIT. Each episode features an interview with a student entrepreneur or NAIT alumnus. They dive into topics that explore their challenges, questions, and fears involved in operating their companies. This podcast comes out every two weeks. To find out more go to http://letsdocoffee.libsyn.com  

Welcome to the Mess Hall Podcast, part of the @albertapodnet powered by @atbfinancial.  This week's guest is Calgary ward 1 councillor Ward Sutherland. We sit down and talk all the good things about ward 1 food. We are talking pizza, shawarma, and everything in between.     This week's podcast shout outs are going to all of the Alberta Podcast Networks movie podcasts, make sure you chat them all out. Repodcasting https://repodcasting.blubrry.net I Have Some Notes http://ihavesomenotes.com  Emily Missed Out http://emilymissedout.com  Bollywood Is For Lovers https://bollywoodisforlovers.tumblr.com     This weeks podcast is brought to you in part form Let's Do Coffee.  Tune into Let's Do Coffee where they interview local entrepreneurs, either student or alumni, about their ventures into entrepreneurship. Each episode they dive into topics that explore the challenges, questions, and fears each individual has or had when operating their companies.  Presented by The Mawji Centre for New Venture and Student Entrepreneurship. http://letsdocoffee.libsyn.com  

In this episode, we interview Ashif Mawji. He's the founder of Upside Software, TrustScience and other software related companies. I dug into the side of Ashif that offered a lot of great advice for upcoming entrepreneurs.  We hope you enjoy! Presented by the Mawji Centre for New Venture and Student Entrepreneurship.