Jennifer Tse, renowned for her roles in a variety of feature films and her successful endeavors as a model and entrepreneur, shares her experiences in the entertainment industries of North America and Asia. She sheds light on the cultural disparities and societal expectations she has encountered.

In this episode, she candidly discusses her battle with imposter syndrome, her resilience in a demanding industry, and the transformative impact of motherhood. This insightful conversation with Jennifer offers a unique perspective on culture, identity, and personal growth in the spotlight.

In today's episode, Victoria Emslie is joined by Dr. Rebecca Deyell, a distinguished pediatric oncologist and researcher at BC Children's Hospital. What may have initially seemed like a somber discussion reveals a surprising source of inspiration. Dr. Deyell shares her journey into pediatric oncology, discussing the latest developments at BC Children’s Hospital in this field. She also explores the emotional challenges faced by families when their child is diagnosed with cancer and highlights the remarkable resilience of these young patients.

Finally, leading up to this year’s Crystal Ball, a crucial fundraiser for the BC Children’s Hospital Foundation, Dr. Deyell and Victoria discuss the Clinical Trials Super Hub's potential to bridge research and patient care, offering hope to children battling severe illnesses.

Learn more about BC Children’s Hospital Foundation’s Crystal Ball and how you can donate: CrystalBall.ca

Ethan Astaneh welcomes back Dan Wurtele and Ryan Dash, partners at The Vancouver Life Real Estate Group, to The Wealth Exchange podcast. In today's discussion, Dan and Ryan delve into some of the most pressing issues impacting the Vancouver real estate market. They provide a comprehensive overview of the real estate landscape, examine the performance of investments across various segments, highlight the distinctions between Vancouver and the Toronto markets, and offer valuable advice tailored to first-time homebuyers.

Furthermore, Ryan and Dan deliver an extensive market update on condos, townhouses, and detached houses. They also carefully assess whether the current market climate favours buyers or sellers, discuss interest rates and the impending wave of maturing mortgages, and provide their perspectives on potential policy responses to this critical issue.

With more than 30 years of experience in capital markets and financial services, Mary Vitug is a respected figure in the world of finance. Throughout her career, she has held leadership positions at prestigious institutions like Scotiabank and Women in Capital Markets. She has also served on various boards, including the Nicola Wealth Private Capital Investment Committee. Mary is well-known for her commitment to promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in the industry.

In the latest episode of The Wealth Exchange podcast, Selena Woo, host of the Women's LEAD segment, engages in a conversation with Mary. During their discussion, Mary shares her wealth of knowledge and experiences, delving into the four pivotal themes that have profoundly shaped her remarkable journey: work-life integration, intellectual curiosity, personal branding, and the nuances of mentorship versus sponsorship.

Investing Matters is a segment of the Wealth Exchange podcast hosted by Jasmine Marichic. In this segment, Jasmine discusses planning topics, market commentary, general investing, and education on Nicola Wealth's unique pool of funds with an array of featured guests.

Host Jasmine Marichic engages in an insightful conversation with Stacey Mouadeb, Director of Private Debt. Together, they break down the world of private debt.

Stacey shares how her team selects lending opportunities in North America and provides insights on evaluating deals and making smart investment choices in private debt.

In the latest episode of The Wealth Exchange podcast, Women’s LEAD segment host, Selena Woo, sits down with Jen Murtagh, who shares her incredible journey from corporate leadership to non-profit ventures and entrepreneurship. As Co-Founder of Maturn, Canada’s pioneering maternity leave program, Jen guides women through the intricate balance of motherhood and leadership. Accredited leadership coach, workshop facilitator, and speaker, she champions bravery, advocating that small steps can lead to vast opportunities.

In their conversation, Jen also delves into her soul-work and shares insights on quieting your inner critic, embracing feminine power, and harnessing intuition.

Ben Jang, Portfolio Manager at Nicola Wealth, joins host Jasmine Marichic to offer an update on the performance of the global markets in the second quarter of the year. They discuss how Canada's economic weaknesses were offset by its strengths, delve into the current state of inflation and rising interest rates, and highlight where we see opportunities in the current market landscape.

In this episode of The Wealth Exchange podcast, Ethan Astaneh hosts a special three-part series on Making Sense of AI. In Part 1, he is joined by Dr. Bethany Edmunds, a renowned leader in Computer Science and STEM education. As the Director of Computer Science and a Teaching Professor at Northeastern University’s Vancouver campus, she shares her journey into the field of computer sciences and her passion for teaching.

Delving into the subject of AI, Dr. Edmunds takes us through its history, explains its fundamental concepts, and distinguishes it from machine learning. She also highlights the challenges of algorithmic bias, explores the regulation of technology for commercial purposes, and addresses the contrasting theories surrounding AI's future impact.

In this episode of The Wealth Exchange’s Women’s LEAD segment, our host, Selena Woo, sits down with Narges Nirumvala, the Founder and CEO of ExecutiveSpeak Coaching International. Narges shares her immigrant journey from India to the UK and ultimately settling in Canada, and offers valuable advice for new immigrants facing similar challenges.

Additionally, they explore Narges's dedication to supporting women through programs like "Confident Women, Confident Voices" and her impact as a two-time award-winning author. She delves into topics such as ageism, overcoming the inner critic, and the significance of speaking up and sharing accomplishments.

In today’s episode, Ron Haik speaks with Dan Murray, CEO of Opportunity International Canada. Dan shares his inspiring journey to Opportunity International, an organization deeply committed to combatting poverty. Together, they explore the daunting challenges faced by individuals living in poverty and how Opportunity International tackles them, emphasizing the delicate balance between organizational needs and the needs of the people they serve.

Dan sheds light on the power of Opportunity International's innovative microfinance solutions, sharing stories of the profound impact they have on the lives of those they support. He also reveals the key metrics used to measure success and track progress towards their ambitious goals, providing valuable insights for non-profit leaders striving to make a meaningful and lasting difference.