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Empowering Indigenous Women in Tech: A Vision of Support

We had an interview with Bobbie Racette, Founder & CEO of Virtual Gurus, stands at the forefront of tech innovation and social impact. As a proud Métis-Cree entrepreneur, Bobbie is redefining the virtual assistance industry while creating pathways for underrepresented communities. Under her leadership, Virtual Gurus has expanded across North America, with ambitious plans for global growth. Bobbie’s commitment to inclusivity, flexible work policies, and fostering belonging in the workplace has transformed Virtual Gurus into a beacon of opportunity.
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Business Woman of the Month: Sage Lacerte, Founder of Sage Initiative, Director of Inclusion, Boann Social Impact

Amidst the dynamic realm of impact investing, Sage Lacerte stands out as a symbol of empowerment, advocating for the economic revitalization of Indigenous womxn. Sages’s vision surpasses conventional concepts of commerce in her capacities as the Director of Inclusion at Boann Social Impact and Founder and CEO of Sage Initiative.
Her achievements have also earned her the title of Business Woman of the Month for Indigenous SME Magazine’s May edition.

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Breaking Barriers: Paving the Way for Inclusive Digital Education

The demand for skilled professionals in the field of marketing continues to soar. However, for many underserved and underrepresented populations, accessing quality training opportunities and breaking into the digital marketing sphere can often feel like an insurmountable challenge. Recognizing this disparity, Jelly Academy, in collaboration with the Upskill Program, is spearheading initiatives to remove barriers to access and make training opportunities more inclusive and accessible for all.
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Indigenous Founder Spotlight: Joella Hogan – Weaving Culture, Community, and Commerce

Joella Hogan, founder of The Yukon Soaps Company, is a prime example of how Indigenous businesspeople can establish companies that generate profits and significantly impact their communities and traditions. In the center of the Yukon, her creative approach to fusing traditional knowledge with contemporary business methods has turned a modest soap-making business into a flourishing center for community involvement, cultural preservation, and sustainable economic growth.
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Supporting Indigenous Youth | A Conversation About Outside Looking In with CEO - Hope Sanderson

In this episode of the Indigenous-SME Small Business Podcast, we explore the inspiring journey of Hope Sanderson, CEO of Outside Looking In (OLI). Under her leadership, OLI has become a transformative platform for #Indigenousyouth, offering them a space to express themselves

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