Andrew Graham, CEO & Co-Founder of Borrowell sits down with Scott Stirrett to discuss the misconceptions of working in politics, and learning how to make quick judgements. To sharing his mission and passion for founding Borrowell, a company designed to help set up financial goals, and aid them in reducing any financial stress that may come with their credit scores.

In this episode, we also get to learn the importance of creating a balance between your work and life, and how the two coincide with each other.

Erin Bury, CEO & Co-Founder of Willfull sits down with Scott Stirrett to discuss how journalism helped her become an excellent storyteller and communicator, one of the most important characteristics that an entrepreneur can have. She also shares her experience on what it’s like building a start-up with her partner, working for yourself, and navigating the many avenues of funding your startup.

In this episode, we also get to learn the importance of setting up a Will, so you folks can choose what and who gets their things after they pass away, and how to keep a hold of your digital footprint.

Matt Golden, Founder and Managing Partner of Golden Ventures sits down with Scott Stirrett to discuss how he became an early seed-stage venture capital funder, the importance of investing in businesses like SkiptheDishes, WattPad, and Clearco, and the climate of remote-work.

Scott also gets the chance to dig in a little deeper into the talent wars taking place in the startup, entrepreneurial ecosystem in Canada. How can these businesses start learning from one another, and develop more successful companies?

Heather Payne, Founder of Juno College of Technology sits down with Scott Stirrett to discuss becoming a manager at McDonalds, differentiation between income shares and tuition fees and the importance of following up on job application when applying to your dream job.

Scott also gets the chance to dig deep into some of the struggles Heather faced when launching her non-profit, so listen closely because you might learn a thing or two!

Marsha Druker, Founder and Director of Toronto’s Fuck Up Nights; and Scott Stirrett, CEO and Founder of Venture for Canada, come together to talk about all things online community.

How do you create a strong online community presence? What are the many challenges small businesses and nonprofits faced when transitioning into virtual space?

In this episode, both Scott and Marsha pick each other's brains on failure, the importance of Canadian youth considering entrepreneurship, and why community is becoming more important than ever.

Lekan Olawoye, Founder of Black Professionals in Tech Network, joins our host in Episode 06 of Season 3.

In this episode, we get to pick the brain of Lekan and understand the many ways you can become a tri-sector leader in the non-profit sector. He also shares his journey on founding BPTN, defining and explaining the importance of DEI in the workplace, and what ‘allyship’ really means in the midst of a social awakening.

Eager to understand how the Canadian entrepreneurial ecosystem is diversifying? Let Lekan guide you on how companies can better retain and promote individuals from marginalized communities, and establish an inclusive hiring process.

Danièle Henkel, current Présidente of Les Entreprises Daniele Henkel Inc, joins our host in Episode 05 of Season 3.

How did Danièle’s transition from Algeria to Canada teach her about a solutions mindset? How did she pivot her career after struggling to find jobs in Canada? What skills does it take to fight fear head-on?

If you’re interested in learning how to persevere through any setback you face, fight for what you want, all while being humble and vulnerable. Anything that is possible when you have the courage to try is what Daniele leaves us within her resilient, entrepreneurial journey.

Val Walker, CEO at Business at Business & Higher Education, joins our host on Episode 04 of Season 3.

How do we better train young Canadians for a rapidly changing economy?

Val walks us through her role and position at BHER, the skill sets that employers in the startups are looking for when hiring undergraduates, and best practices for work-integrated learning programs.

Find out more on Episode 04 of Season 03, where Val Walker touches on building your communication skills, the benefits of work experience, and the misconceptions of working in government.

Val Walker, CEO at Business at Business & Higher Education, joins our host on Episode 04 of Season 3.

How do we better train young Canadians for a rapidly changing economy?

Val walks us through her role and position at BHER, the skill sets that employers in the startups are looking for when hiring undergraduates, and best practices for work-integrated learning programs.

Find out more on Episode 04 of Season 03, where Val Walker touches on building your communication skills, the benefits of work experience, and the misconceptions of working in government.

Boris Wertz, CEO and Chief Operating Officer of AbeBooks.com joins our host on Episode 03 of Season 3.

What makes a compelling story? How do you win over investors?

Boris Werts walks us through why it’s an exciting time to be an entrepreneur and investor, the demand for venture capital becoming more important as newer innovations arise, and how the school can sometimes be a place where you’re connected with people that help you launch your own business venture.

In Episode 2 of Season 03, Boris Wertz, AbeBooks.com guides us through raising venture capital funds, crypto and blockchain, and how to create a consistent pitch deck.