Sask Entrepreneurs

In this week’s episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast, we spoke to Didi Emokpare, Chief Executive Officer at Outpost Health.

Outpost offers healthcare without boundaries by powering a global health delivery network, bridging gaps between patients, providers, and health payments worldwide.

The episode begins with Didi sharing his backstory and background, and what made him start Outpost three years ago.

We learn some of the challenges Didi and the company have faced with his long-term vision for the brand. Didi explains that the vision is for any patient on the planet to access healthcare with any provider they choose.

That care should be a 360-degree view of the patient. Didi hopes to see the company available on every continent in the future.

Didi goes on to talk about what makes Outpost stand out among the competition and who the brand’s target audience is.

The episode finishes up with Didi giving a final takeaway to entrepreneurs. That is to try to remain calm whatever the situation is and not to stress too much.

Discover how Saskatchewan-based healthcare company Outpost is bridging the gaps between patients, providers, and health payments worldwide by tuning into the latest episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast with Didi Emokpare, CEO of the company.

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In the latest episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast, we chat with Blair Ross, Chief Operating Officer at Security Services Corp (SSC).

Security Services Corp. is a growing, publicly-traded provider of physical and cyber security services. Its services are available to corporate and public sector clients across Canada.

The episode begins with Blair sharing how he started his company and talking about his professional background. He then shares what he loves about working in the region, which is mainly the people.

Blair goes into more detail about his company, discussing how he helps other businesses in the security sector and the types of customers they serve.

We learn what sets SSC apart from the competition, and how Covid-19 affected the business. Blair also shares what he expects from the future for SSC.

The episode finishes with Blair sharing a final takeaway he would give listeners - that is that any entrepreneur has to realize they don't know everything about everything. They must let their people empower their people, let them speak, and give them a voice.

Learn what sets Saskatchewan-based security company Security Services Corp apart from the competition by tuning into the latest episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast, with Blair Ross, Chief Operating Officer of the company.

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In this week’s episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast, we chat with Karen Smith, CEO of Better Business Bureau of Saskatchewan.

Karen also serves as a board member for the following organizations: Regina Community Clinic; Access Communications Cooperative; the Saskatchewan Chapter of the Institute of Corporate Directors; and Saskatchewan New Home Warranty Program.

She’s also a member of the Leader’s Council at the Hill and Levene Schools of Business at the University of Regina.

The Better Business Bureau helps consumers find businesses and charities they can trust, and the episode begins with Karen explaining how she first started working at the establishment. She also shares more about her current role.

We learn about the Better Business Bureau's services and how the company deals with complaints and resolutions.

Karen also talks about the future of the Better Business Bureau and how she sees it evolving. Karen expects the company to use AI more in the future to improve the rating process it uses.

Towards the end, we discover what Karen loves about working with businesses in the Saskatchewan area.

Do you want to learn all about the services the Better Business Bureau of Saskatchewan uses? Then tune in to the latest episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast with Karen Smith, CEO of Better Business Bureau of Saskatchewan.

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On the latest episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast, we speak with Ryan Quiring, CEO at SafetyTek.

SafetyTek is a leading workplace safety app that collects information efficiently, reduces incidences, and creates a safer workplace environment. The app focuses its efforts on incident prevention.

The episode begins with Ryan explaining how he came up with the idea for SafetyTek. Then, he talks about his goals for SafetyTek. Ideally, he wants customers to know immediately that SafetyTek is an app that can be implemented within minutes.

Ryan goes on to share the challenges he has with running the business, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic. He talks about the importance of creating a healthy remote-work environment for staff members and the pros and cons. He also discusses how the profile of the ideal customer has changed, especially during the pandemic.

We learn Ryan’s take on a healthy work-life balance. Plus, Ryan answers what he would change about SafetyTek in hindsight if he went back to 2020.

The episode wraps up with Ryan giving his listeners one last main takeaway, based on his experience and the challenges he’s overcome.

Learn all about the functioning of a workplace safety app by tuning into the latest episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast with Ryan Quiring, CEO at SafetyTek.

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In this week’s episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast, we chat with Shea Martin, CEO at Brew Ninja.

Brew Ninja offers brewery management software, providing simple accounting, production, regulation, sales, and reporting.

The episode begins with Shea sharing his background and his journey of starting Brew Ninja. Then, we learn why Shea loves doing business in the Saskatchewan province, which is mainly because he enjoys working in a small community.

Shea shares what separates Brew Ninja from the competition and how the company manages to exceed in customer service. He also discusses the marketing practices that are working best for Brew Ninja.

We also learn some of the biggest challenges Shea and his company face—such as the lack of travel resulting in no trade shows.

Toward the end of the episode, Shea shares what he sees and plans for Brew Ninja in the future, which is primarily continued growth. He also discusses where he sees himself in the next ten years and his vision.

The episode ends with Shea sharing the advice he’d give himself ten years ago if he could.

Learn how brewery management software works, in the latest episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast. Tune into the episode with Shea Martin, CEO at Brew Ninja, here.

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In the latest episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast, we speak with Collin Pullar, President of the Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association.

Collin builds and maintains relationships with industry partners, unions, indigenous communities, regulators, and government members. He’s also a leader in innovation and incorporation of leading technology, and introduces improvements to business decisions.

As well as working as the president of the Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association, Colin also serves as the chair of the Regina and District Chamber of Commerce.

The episode begins with Collin sharing his career background in depth. Then, we learn about the teams he’s worked with and the kind of feedback he’s received from businesses using his technology recommendations.

Collin goes on to share the opportunities tech will introduce in the future and how Covid-19 affected business at the Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association. Collin believes that wearable technologies will be big in the future.

On a personal note, Collin shares the advice he’d give himself ten years ago, which is to not be so hard on himself.

The episode wraps up with Collin giving his main takeaway to the entrepreneurs listening to the podcast, which is to find a reason to encourage and inspire others.

Learn how Collin Pullar, President of the Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association, helps businesses and entrepreneurs grow with innovative technology by tuning into the latest episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast.

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In this week’s episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast, we chat with John Bailey, CEO of Regina Food Bank.

The Regina Food Bank is a charitable community-based organization. Its mission is to eliminate hunger and food insecurity via nutritious food distribution, education, and support programs in cooperation with the community.

John begins the episode by discussing his background and role at Regina Food Bank. Then, John goes on to explain what he loves about working with the local community. He also shares some of the biggest challenges for the organization.

A large part of the episode involves John explaining how the team builds awareness for Regina Food Bank. He shares that social media is one of their primary tools for marketing the organization. We also learn how John and his team track return on investment.

Toward the end of the episode, John talks about some of the biggest opportunities for Regina Food Bank in the future. He also shares where he sees Regina Food Bank going in the next decade.

The episode comes to a close with John answering what advice he would give himself ten years ago: that time is finite.

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On this episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast, we speak with Trent Meyer, President at  Hi-Tec Profiles, one of Western Canada’s leading providers of steel processing services, including profile cutting and bending technology.

Trent has been at the helm of the 25-year-old company since 2018. They do business with many companies in select industries, without discriminating on size. He says that having multiple clients in certain industries is possible due to strong relationships. Whether it’s a long-term relationship or a new one, Trent and his team focus on delivering exactly what the clients need, when they need it.

Trent talks about navigating Covid in a manufacturing environment, and the changes and adaptations that had to happen. They are an essential business because some of their clients are in the medical field and rely on Trent’s products. He credits the flexibility of his team as the reason they were able to make quick changes on the fly.

Trent also talks about the importance of the team, and the trust they have in one another. Everyone at the company starts on the floor, so the leaders have all done all the jobs. As he concludes, it’s important to do the things that nobody else wants to do.

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On the first episode of the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast, we speak with Craig Campbell, President and Owner at G3Tech.

G3Tech first brought ground penetrating radar to the Saskatchewan construction industry in 2007. Today the company is the leader in applying new and innovative technologies to work with non-destructive testing for municipal and construction sectors.

The episode begins with Craig sharing how he ended up working at G3Tech. He also explains the services that G3Tech provides to customers.

Craig then goes on to talk about how G3Tech differs from its competitors.

A big topic of the conversation is the use of improving technology in the industry. G3Tech uses the latest technology in its sector, and Craig explains the importance of investing in new and progressive technologies.

The episode wraps up with Craig sharing what advice he would give to his younger self, which would be to not fear making mistakes.

Craig also advises budding entrepreneurs that you have to be in it for the long game for success. He believes you need to invest time and energy into your work. You won’t simply become a millionaire overnight.

Learn about the importance of investing in new technologies in the construction industry by tuning into the latest episode with Craig Campbell, President and Owner at G3Tech.

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