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October 23, 2019
Andrea Eriksson, Business Development Officer of Strategic Initiatives at NorQuest, is joined by three influential entrepreneurs and experts in the cannabis industry to discuss the barriers facing women in their careers. This episodes guests are Julie Potestio, Co-founder and President of Freedom Cannabis; Laura McIlveen, Process Engineer at TechFibre Industries; and Katrina Ingram, Cannabis Consultant and local podcaster. Together they outline the barriers and assumptions that hold women back when pursuing a career in cannabis, and start the conversation to burn the grass ceiling.
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Launched in the fall of 2017 and hosted by Dr. Jodi L. Abbott and Lieutenant-Colonel Jeff Wilson, Leadership in Challenging Times will cover topics that are relevant to the values of the NorQuest College and the Canadian Military. Promising not to shy away from difficult discussions, the episodes will challenge listeners to think critically about the issues that affect us every day.
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Hosted by Conor Kerr, explores the Indigenous perspectives on education, life and relationships. Through a generous donation by the Edmonton Community Foundation, Conor will hosts numerous Indigenous community leaders to speak and share about issues relevant to the Indigenous community and beyond.
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Hosted by three business development officers at NorQuest with a big network of cannabis companies, Stirring the Pot will cover topics that are relevant to anyone interested in better understanding this exciting, but controversial new industry.
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