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Tal Dehtiar of Oliberté Limited / Tal Dehtiar, d'Oliberté ltée.

“My mentor, Lawrence, is fantastic. His candid feedback and understanding of the challenges of working in Africa has been huge in finding solutions to any problems that may arise. Simply put, he has been there for us whenever we need him.”

Tal Dehtiar Oliberté Limited

Linda Garson

“A mentor can help firstly by understanding and examining goals, and by making sure they are the right goals for the business, then by suggesting way that could help the entrepreneur reach those goals. What are all our years of experience worth if we can’t make use of them and pass some of what we have learned on to the next generation?”

Cindy Tran of Sweet Petite Confectioner. / Cindy Tran of Sweet Petite Confectioner.

“Don’t go into creating your own business alone when there are so many resources out there to help you. Also, be open to negative feedback, as this is the easiest way to fix a potential problem with your business that you may not have noticed before.”

Cindy Tran Sweet Petite Confectioner

JP Desjardins of Wallrus. / JP Desjardins, de Wallrus.

“Success is not easy. Success takes time. Come prepared for the long haul. You can not do it alone, so make sure to have a good network of people around you and your business.”

JP Desjardins Wallrus

Ryan Slater and Zach Berman of The Juice Truck. / Ryan Slater et Zach Berman, de The Juice Truck.

“Devon has been an incredible mentor for us. We leave each meeting inspired and excited for our journey ahead. She is able to critique and advise us in a way where we can directly implement her feedback into our business model. She is able to see the big and the small picture of where our business is heading and always keeps us on the right track. We are two young males, and having Devon’s female perspective is constantly refreshing.”

Ryan Slater and Zach Berman The Juice Truck

Kamlesh Lal of Notetracks. / Kamlesh Lal, de Notetracks.

“Stick to the field you are passionate about. Your expertise and experience will give you an upper hand on your competition, allowing you to build a better product. Passion will also keep you motivated even when you experience or struggle through failures.”

Kamlesh Lal Notetracks

Roslyn Bergen and Victoria Etherington of The Sweet Side. / Roslyn Bergen et Victoria Etherington, de The Sweet Side.

“Chances are, for the first five years in a business you’ll work for love and not money. So be ready to give more than you think you had, make less than you think you’re worth, and learn from your mistakes.”

Roslyn Bergen and Victoria Etherington The Sweet Side

Alison Smith of Thera-Ped Moncton Inc. / Alison Smith, de Thera-Ped Moncton inc.

“My mentor Charlotte was able to give me points of view I did not always consider when faced with challenges. Her motivation in her own business inspired me.”

Alison Smith Thera-Ped Moncton Inc.

Ernesto Medina Jordan of QSQ Giclée Boutique Inc.

“My mentor was very instrumental during the entire start-up process of my business. All the advice and coaching he provided helped improve my entrepreneurial skills during the most crucial moments.”

Ernesto Medina Jordan QSQ Giclée Boutique Inc.
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