Podcast appearances and mentions of rebecca wolfe

In Part 2 of this episode, Dwayne talks with Rebecca Wolfe from Mandy's Salads about the journey of growing their business from humble beginnings to multiple locations. The discussion covers the importance of having clarity in business roles, the strategic decisions behind expansion, particularly into Toronto and Vancouver, and the unique challenges that come with managing rapid growth. Rebecca shares insights on the significance of hiring the right people, including bringing in a president to manage the day-to-day operations, thereby allowing her and her sister Mandy to focus on their strengths. The conversation also delves into the balance of personal life and business, showing how Rebecca juggles being a mom of three with her responsibilities in the company. Key takeaways include the value of clarity in roles, the importance of starting with a strong cultural fit when hiring, and actionable advice for women in business.Learn more: https://mandys.ca00:00 Empowering Women in Business00:17 Introduction to the Business of Doing Business00:48 Building a Strong Team02:25 Clarity and Focus in Business04:30 The Importance of Delegation06:49 Mentorship and External Support07:43 Financial Support and Grants15:31 Hiring a President: A Game Changer30:07 Daily Routine and Business Growth31:11 Balancing Family and Work33:12 Starting the Day Right35:14 Challenges of Starting a Business37:36 Expanding to New Markets42:42 Marketing Strategies and Ghost Kitchens48:45 Advice for Entrepreneurs and Women in Business50:18 Upcoming Projects and Final ThoughtsConnect with Dwayne KerriganLinked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dwayne-kerrigan-998113281/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/businessofdoingbusinessdk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebusinessofdoingbusinessdk/Disclaimer The views, information, or opinions expressed by guests during The Business of Doing Business are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of Dwayne Kerrigan and his affiliates. Dwayne Kerrigan or The Business of Doing Business is not responsible for and does not verify the accuracy of any of the information contained in the podcast series. The primary purpose of this podcast is to educate and inform. Listeners are advised to consult with a qualified professional or specialist before making any decisions based on the content of this podcast.

In this episode, host Dwayne talks to Rebecca Wolfe, co-founder of Mandy's Salads, about her entrepreneurial journey. They discuss the importance of authenticity, the impact of a supportive network, and the balance between family and business. Rebecca shares the humble beginnings of Mandy's Salads, the challenges faced, and the strategies that led to its significant growth. Listeners will gain insights into staying true to one's vision, the power of organic growth, and creating a workplace that values human connection over transactional interactions.Learn more: https://mandys.ca00:00 Introduction00:51 Meet Rebecca Wolfe03:43 The Birth of Mandy's Salads04:30 Challenges and Early Successes08:40 Expansion and Growth21:36 Balancing Business and Family27:46 Reflecting on Life's Pressures and Blessings28:53 Balancing Family and Business29:44 The Importance of Building a Supportive Team31:59 Advice for Aspiring Female Entrepreneurs33:36 Maintaining Femininity in Business35:09 Human-Centric Leadership38:48 Challenges in Scaling a Business42:30 The Leap to a Standalone Storefront48:07 Designing Unique Restaurant Spaces50:50 Focusing on Core Strengths for Success53:48 The Importance of Clarity in Business54:57 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsConnect with Dwayne KerriganLinked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dwayne-kerrigan-998113281/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/businessofdoingbusinessdk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebusinessofdoingbusinessdk/Disclaimer The views, information, or opinions expressed by guests during The Business of Doing Business are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of Dwayne Kerrigan and his affiliates. Dwayne Kerrigan or The Business of Doing Business is not responsible for and does not verify the accuracy of any of the information contained in the podcast series. The primary purpose of this podcast is to educate and inform. Listeners are advised to consult with a qualified professional or specialist before making any decisions based on the content of this podcast.

Rebecca Wolfe graduated with part time Data Analytics Cohort 7. You're often told as a kid that you should pursue a career in whichever class is your favorite. My favorite classes were lunch and math. After spending seven years as a dietitian, I decided it was time to give math a try. At NSS, I've been sufficiently challenged and reminded of my love for learning. As a pediatric outpatient dietitian, I used data and evidence-based interventions to help children with complex medical conditions. I look forward to utilizing these skills along with my recently developed data analytics skills to help healthcare organizations make the best decisions in order to provide the best care. When I'm not working, you can find me playing violin/fiddle, playing volleyball, hiking, attending concerts, and traveling.

It took some doing, but we managed to chase down two of the busiest culinary creators and restauranteurs in North America,   Mandy & Rebecca Wolfe. We discuss the evolution of their Montreal-born brand, Mandy's Gourmet Salads, which now includes a growing number of dine-in and take-out restaurants, 2 best selling cook books and only 1 regrettable TikTok dance. The business savvy sisters take us through growing pains, big learnings,  favourite things about their ever-expanding company and what's next for the Mandy's domination tour. Listen in and let us know what you think! Find them on social media at : https://www.instagram.com/mandysalads/ Website: https://mandys.caIf you have thoughts or feedback to share, we are here for it! Find us on Instagram @Esther_Has_A_Postcast and we want the judgement, so please do "rate & review" wherever you stream your podcasts.

Dan hosts John and Becca Wolfe, co-authors of Alaska Adventure, 55 Ways, Southcentral Wilderness Explorations, published this summer by Mountaineers Books, Seattle, Washington.This 50th anniversary edition of 55 Ways, first written by Helen Nienhueser, represents three generations of wilderness exploring and collaborative writing.  Helen writes in the Forward:  “It gives me great pleasure that my son and granddaughter are the coauthors of this new incarnation of 55 Ways, thus continuing what has become a family project for more than fifty years. We share the pleasure of guiding you into the places we love and ask that you join us in becoming stewards of these lands, taking care of them as you use them, and leaving no trace.”The podcast conversation includes:Reflections on  three generations of exploring and collaborative guidebook writingThe unique characteristics of Southcentral Alaska, a 300 mile radius of mountains, watersheds, and coastal inletsJohn and Becca relate what's new and exciting about this incarnation of 55 Ways“At the beginning of each trip entry, we provide an indication of Indigenous land:  a brief acknowledgment of the people whose lands that specific trip traverses.”New modes of wilderness exploration and travel, appropriate for all four seasonsCautions and comments about Bears and MooseJohn tells of his vision and involvement for the Alaska Huts AssociationA personal tale of wilderness adventure with both Becca and JohnReflections on wilderness travel and exploringDan reads a summation paragraph from the Preface of Alaska Adventure, 55 WaysOriginal Music by Christian Arthur:  https://christianarthur.com/Show notes:  www. alaskastoryproject.comAlaska Adventure, 55 Ways:  www.55waysalaska.com

Dartmouth's annual theatre extravaganza Stages returns live to Alderney Landing this week for shows, works in progress, solo experiments, and all kinds of wild weirdness. That includes SHAKESPEARE'S TIME MACHINE by The Villains Theatre, a classically irreverent comedy by Dan Bray. Co-director Rebecca Wolfe and performer/producer Colleen MacIsaac are on the show this week to talk post-pandemic life in the theatre, their personal Stages picks, and more. Plus a new song from Good Dear Good!

Need ideas for summer adventure? Join your host Paul Twardock and guests Helen Nienhueser, and John and Rebecca Wolfe as they discuss their new book Alaska Adventure 55 Ways Southcentral Wilderness Explorations. Not only will they introduce us to the new book, but they'll share about researching and writing it as a family.

Changing the narratives of what our kids learn is not only disruptive, but it's a long overdue change.   On top of that, changing the system to adapt to the individual needs of kids is the way to guarantee that future generations can move forward.   Ryan MacDonald and Rebecca Wolfe are working hard to change how things are being done for the better. 

This episode of the Getting Smart Podcast is sponsored by Screencastify. On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, Rebecca Midles (@AKRebecca) sits down with Rebecca Wolfe (@rewolfe13), Vice President of Impact and Improvement at Knowledgeworks and Ryan MacDonald, Senior Program Associate on the Student-Centered Learning team at the Council of Chief State School Officers.  They discuss the updated version of the Educator Competencies for Personalized, Learner-Centered Environments, a new customizable toolkit and a district usage map. Listen in to hear more about the competency toolkit, the pandemic's impact on SEL and equity and what's coming next. 

If you grew up in the early 2000s, you might remember the American push for True Love Waits, abstinence only-sex education, and purity rings being sported by celebrities like Jessica Simpson or the Jonas Brothers. Known as Purity Culture, this Protestant evangelical movement emphasizes sexual purity through abstinence… but beyond sex, how has the culture shaped how women understand their bodies, experiences with food, or informed the broader American diet culture? My guest this week is Rebecca Wolfe, who is currently a doctoral candidate in the department of Social and Behavioural Sciences at UCSF. She is interested in the intersection of race, class, gender, religion, embodiment and eating disoders. Her current work is focused on the impact of the Protestant, Evangelical movement known as “Purity Culture” on the development and manifestation of eating disorders in people assigned female at birth and raised within the movement. Learn More About Rebecca:  Twitter: @rebeccathewolfe Medium article on Purity Culture Email: rebecca.wolfe@ucsf.edu

Co-hosts Chris Ryan and Paul Quitadamo are joined by Karen Jantzen and Rebecca Wolfe from Riverbend to discuss October being "Mental Health Awareness Month".

In this episode of Root of Conflict, Pearson Fellows Daniella Choi (MPP ‘20) and Daniel Vallejo (MPP ‘21) speak with Dr. Rebecca Wolfe and Maurice Amollo. Dr. Wolfe is a Lecturer at the Harris School of Public Policy and is an expert on political violence, conflict, and humanitarian policy, and Maurice Amollo is the Chief of Party for Mercy Corps in Nigeria. The two of them have worked together on the USAID-funded “Community Initiatives to Promote Peace”, a multifaceted program aimed to bring together pastoralists and farmers by engaging community and faith-based leaders to promote peace in Nigeria. Rebecca and Maurice discuss the roots of conflict in Nigeria, how the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a disruption in their programs, and the importance of building trust between people and institutions.This podcast is partnered with the Pearson Institute for the Study and Resolution of Global Conflicts. For more information, please visit their website at www.thepearsoninstitute.org.Podcast credits:Daniella Choi (MPP'20) - CohostDaniel Vallejo (MPP'21) - CohostYi Ning Wong (MPP'21) - Producer/Editor

In this episode, I talk with Rebecca Wolfe of R2theRescue Pet Resort. Rebecca is both a Marine Corps veteran and spouse of a Marine. She and I have been friends for several years, and have navigated the entrepreneurial adventure together. She started her business as a side hustle and made the decision to take it full-time a couple of years ago. Rebecca stresses the importance of mentorship and positive association for professional success, and attributes reading and listening to podcasts as valuable parts of her entrepreneurial development. She also addresses how tenacity and perseverance has led to the profitable and growing business she has today. Resources: https://www.eofire.com/podcast/ (Entrepreneurs on Fire Podcast) with John Lee Dumas Rebecca's Contact Information: Business Name: R2theRescue Pet Resort Website: https://r2petresort.com/ (https://r2petresort.com) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/r2therescue/ (https://www.facebook.com/r2therescue/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/r2therescue/ (https://www.instagram.com/r2therescue/)

Episode Summary In this episode, I chat with salad sisters, Rebecca and Mandy Wolfe, co-founders of Montreal landmark, Mandy's Salads. They are dynamic women, mothers and extraordinary entrepreneurs.  We chat everything entrepreneurship and startup related, how they balance it all, social media tips, motherhood, how their men handle their power, their vision for their company for the future, if they've ever thought of selling their company, and a lot more! Get up close and personal with two fabulous bosses. Don't miss this episode! In This Episode How Mandy and Rebecca started Mandy's and their humble beginnings.  What's it like working with your sister, and if their beliefs are aligned.   How they manage the balance between growing too quickly and not growing quickly enough.  How they do it as moms, wives and business owners. What excites them most about where they're at right now.  Startup advice for anyone thinking of starting their own business. How their men handle their power. What is the secret sauce to their business recipe. Have they ever thought about selling their business? Who their dream dinner date is with How philanthropy and giving back is part of their core values. What's still on their bucket list. Mandy and Rebecca Wolfe Bio Mandy is one of the founders and owners of Mandy's Restaurants based in Montreal. She splits her time between creating recipes, raising her kids and volunteering with Welcome Collective.   Rebecca is one of the founders and owners of Mandy's Restaurants based in Montreal. She enjoys creating design content for branding and interiors. She's busy raising her three kids, making salads and helping newcomers settle into Montreal. Links Mandys.ca Good Food Learn More about Your Host Teaching Empowered Living, Erica Diamond is a leading Expert in Lifestyle, Wellness and Empowerment. A Certified Life Coach and Certified Yoga Instructor, Erica is the Founder and Editor-In-Chief of the Award-Winning Lifestyle Platform EricaDiamond.com® (previously WomenOnTheFence.com®), Lifestyle and Parenting Correspondent on Global TV, Award-Winning Entrepreneur, Keynote Speaker, Spokesperson, and Author of the women's entrepreneurial book, 99 Things Women Wish They Knew Before Starting Their Own Business. Erica founded the Global Get Off The Fence Movement inspiring people worldwide to get off the fence, get unstuck and thrive, and launched The Erica Diamond Podcast in summer 2019 to spotlight trailblazers and change makers around the world.  Erica Diamond has been named to the coveted list of The Top 20 Women in Canada as well as FORBES Magazine's Top 100 Sites for Women and FORBES 25 Most Influential Women In Entrepreneurship on Twitter. Erica Diamond was the Spokesperson for National Entrepreneurship Day and is a Huffington Post contributor.  To learn more about Erica Diamond, visit her at EricaDiamond.com! Don't forget to SIGN UP for Erica's newsletter and tips: http://eepurl.com/hdfq65 If you liked this, then listen to the podcast episode for even more. And don't forget to subscribe to the show!

Josh Miller and Dan Delmar present the Top 10 Best Moments of Today's Entrepreneur over the last 10 years to celebrate the 200th episode of the show, featuring these inspiring entrepreneurs: 10. Rebecca Wolfe, Mandy's 9. Kimberly Lallouz, Miss Prêt à Manger 8. Fabio and Joseph Zeppilli, Bad Monkey Popcorn 7. Lennie Moreno, Sofdesk 6. Jamie Kerr, Fabco Custom 5. Michael Eskenazi, Felix & Norton 4. Julien Giacomelli, Rise Kombucha 3. Pino Di Ioia, Beaver Tails 2. Mitch Joel, Mirum Agency 1. Daniele Henkel, The Wellness Company

Josh Miller and Dan Delmar present the Top 10 Best Moments of Today's Entrepreneur over the last 10 years to celebrate the 200th episode of the show, featuring these inspiring entrepreneurs: 10. Rebecca Wolfe, Mandy's 9. Kimberly Lallouz, Miss Prêt à Manger 8. Fabio and Joseph Zeppilli, Bad Monkey Popcorn 7. Lennie Moreno, Sofdesk 6. Jamie Kerr, Fabco Custom 5. Michael Eskenazi, Felix & Norton 4. Julien Giacomelli, Rise Kombucha 3. Pino Di Ioia, Beaver Tails 2. Mitch Joel, Mirum Agency 1. Daniele Henkel, The Wellness Company

Listen as we interview Rebecca Wolfe, candidate for PUD commissioner District 1, Commissioner 2. https://www.wolfeforgoodenergypud.com/

In an effort to improve assessment practices, a collaboration between 19 different organizations representing educational researchers, educational policy reform advocates, private sector interests, and others, recently released “The Ten Principles for Building a High Quality System of Assessment.” (http://deeperlearning4all.org/10-principles-building-high-quality-system-assessments) A primary objective of the Ten Principles is to improve the ecological validity of assessment practices by bringing equity to the development of students’ academic, career, and civic aptitudes. Guests on the program include workforce Expert, Gail Norris, who is the U.S. Lead for Industry Learning Services at Siemens; Dr. Rebecca Wolfe, who is an education policy advocate and Associate Vice President of JFF’s Students at the Center initiative; and, Dr. David Conley, Founder of Ed Imagine and researcher focused on college and career readiness, student ownership of learning, and systems of assessment.

In this episode we are speaking with Rebecca Wolfe about her work on educator and leadership competencies for learner-centered, personalized education. Rebecca is an Associate Vice President at Jobs for the Future where she oversees the  Students at the Center initiative. Students at the Center serves as a national, credible, and influential voice for transformative learner-centered teaching and learning practices. Together…Read more

Tonight we have an awesome Father and daughter team Michael Greyeyes (Fear the Walking Dead, Woman Walks Ahead) and his awesome daughter Eva Greyeyes a new 15-year-old Plains Cree actress who recently acted in the indie film "Indian Horse" about residential schools directed by Steven Campanelli. Tonight we will talk with Michael and Eva about what it's like to be in a family of actors and get some JUICE ON FEAR THE WALKING DEAD! We will also ask Eva what it was like playing Rebecca Wolfe in a movie about residential schools. WAY TO REPRESENT NATIVE HISTORY - GO EVA! Shé:kon and Thanks for joining Native Trailblazers! The Native Show with nearly a million listeners worldwide!  For over eight years, our award-winning Native themed online radio show has been delivering the hottest topics in Indian Country to your desktop, mobile or other listening devices! Listen in every Friday night at 8pm or any time after in archives! HOSTS: Vincent Schilling (Producer, Speaker, Journalist, Author, VP Schilling Media) www.Twitter.com/VinceSchilling  and Delores Schilling (CEO, Schilling Media, Inc.) www.Twitter.com/DelSchilling Join our chat room Here's How   Website www.NativeTrailblazers.com  Mailing List - http://eepurl.com/O7fa1  iTunes Podcasts- http://goo.gl/GkEOJ3

Did you know that Mandy’s salads have been around for 14 years? Rebecca Wolfe will share with us their fast growth story, and the pains that went with it, as they went from operating within a clothing store to their now 5 locations in just a few years.

For today’s Humanosphere podcast, we are talking with Rebecca J. Wolfe of Mercy Corps about how we talk about terrorism. No, that's not a grammatical error. We wanted to ask Wolfe, an expert on violence prevention, about the standard narrative around terrorism and if it over-simplifies or disguises some of the less-appreciated root causes of violent extremism.

For today’s Humanosphere podcast, we are talking with Rebecca J. Wolfe of Mercy Corps about how we talk about terrorism. No, that's not a grammatical error. We wanted to ask Wolfe, an expert on violence prevention, about the standard narrative around terrorism and if it over-simplifies or disguises some of the less-appreciated root causes of violent extremism.

For today’s Humanosphere podcast, we are talking with Rebecca J. Wolfe of Mercy Corps about how we talk about terrorism. No, that's not a grammatical error. We wanted to ask Wolfe, an expert on violence prevention, about the standard narrative around terrorism and if it over-simplifies or disguises some of the less-appreciated root causes of violent extremism.