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CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF CLARENCE CAMPEAU DEVELOPMENT FUND (EP.10)

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January 18, 2023UncategorizedBreaking Barriers, Business, Entrepreneur,
Entrepreneurship, Indegienous Economy, Indeginous Business, Indigenous, Make It
Your Business, Métis, Métis Entrepreneur, Saskatchewan, Small
BusinessMake-It-Your

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We are celebrating 25 years of empowering and inspiring Métis entrepreneurs in
Saskatchewan at the Clarence Campeau Development Fund.

To help commemorate this achievement, we have our CEO, Pam Larson, as a guest on
the podcast speaking to us about the milestones achieved and the exciting new
partnerships to come.

In this episode, Victoria Gagné and Pam Larson will cover many of the major
accomplishments of CCDF since 1997. Pam discusses how her career path converged
into becoming the CEO at CCDF, the new key partnerships CCDF has established,
the significant support Metis people have received over the years to start their
businesses, and other memorable stories. 

Pam discusses:

 * The achievements she’s seen at CCDF in the last six years as CEO
 * Being able to successfully launch the Métis Entrepreneur Equity Program to
   help Metis people start up their business
 * Examples of client success stories over the years of working with the team at
   CCDF
 * How CCDF has built strong relationships with organizations like the National
   Aboriginal Capital Corporation Association, to better serve Métis people
 * And more.

Resources:

 * Meet the Team at Clarence Campeau Development Fund

Connect With Pam Larson:

 * LinkedIn: Pam Larson

Connect with Victoria Gagné:

 * LinkedIn: Victoria Gagne
 * Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * Inquiry Form
 * (306) 657-4870
 * info@clarencecampeau.com
 * Facebook: Clarence Campeau Development Fund

About Guest:

Born and raised in Prince Albert, Pam Larson is the CEO of the Clarence Campeau
Development Fund (CCDF). As CEO, Pam is proud to provide leadership and
innovative finance opportunities to CCDF’s clients. Since taking over as CEO in
2017, she has achieved record-breaking loan and grant issuance for CCDF and says
her top priority is the success of Métis entrepreneurs and communities. She is a
believer in lifelong learning and professional development, has a love for
travel and experiencing new cultures, and enjoys spending time with her
children, parents, and two dogs. She is passionate and brings a wealth of
knowledge and energy to her work, and sincerely enjoys supporting Métis
entrepreneurs in achieving business success.  

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BREAKING FINANCIAL BARRIERS FOR INDIGENOUS WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS WITH SHAUNA
FREDERICK AND SHANNON PESTUN (EP. 9)

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November 16, 2022UncategorizedFinance Café, Financial Literacy, Gender Equity,
Indigenous Women Entrepreneur, Make It Your Business, Podcast, Women
Entrepreneurs, Women EntrepreneurshipMake-It-Your

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Today we introduce you to two entrepreneurs, Shauna Frederick and Shannon
Pestun, who developed a financial literacy platform to address the unique needs
of women entrepreneurs.

In this episode, Victoria Gagné is joined by the co-founders of The Finance
Cafe, Shauna and Shannon. They discuss the barriers that women face with both
financial literacy and entrepreneurship. Shauna and Shannon also share their
history with money and how it led to the formation of The Finance Cafe. 

Shauna and Shannon discuss:

 * How The Finance Cafe is helping women-led businesses develop their money
   mindset
 * The unique barriers women face with financial literacy
 * Their history with money and how it led to the forming of The Finance Cafe 
 * And more

Resources:

 * Meet the Team at Clarence Campeau Development Fund

Connect with Shauna Frederick:

 * LinkedIn: Shauna Frederick
 * Shauna@thefinancecafe.ca 
 * Facebook: The Finance Cafe
 * LinkedIn: The Finance Cafe
 * Instagram: The Finance Cafe
 * The Seven Module: Financial Literacy Program
 * info@thefinancecafe.ca 

Connect with Shannon Pestun:

 * LinkedIn: Shannon Pestun
 * Twitter: Shannon Pestun  
 * Facebook: The Finance Cafe
 * LinkedIn: The Finance Cafe
 * Instagram: The Finance Cafe
 * The Seven Module: Financial Literacy Program
 * Shannon@thefinancecafe.ca

Connect with Victoria Gagné:

 * LinkedIn: Victoria Gagné
 * Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * Inquiry Form
 * (306) 657-4870
 * info@clarencecampeau.com
 * Facebook: Clarence Campeau Development Fund

About Guests:

Shannon Pestun

Shannon is an experienced entrepreneur and courageous leader who breaks barriers
to advance an inclusive and sustainable economy. Recognized for creating
innovative funding models and solutions that challenge the status quo, Shannon
is a trusted voice on women’s entrepreneurship for educators, government,
industry and the media. She was one of the first women in the country to lead a
women’s banking strategy and one of seven women appointed to serve on Canada’s
women entrepreneurship expert panel. Her commitment to advancing equality has
been widely recognized. Shannon is a member of the Mount Royal University board
of directors and a member of the President’s advisory committee on equity,
diversity and inclusion. A proud Cree Metis woman, Shannon recently created the
Gifting circle for Indigenous women entrepreneurs, the first community-funded
bursary that supports Indigenous women who pursue entrepreneurship.

Shauna Frederick

As a women entrepreneur and skilled Chartered Professional Accountant, Shauna is
an on-the-go CFO who takes the frustration and anxiety out of the accounting
unknowns. Working with entrepreneurs from across a variety of sectors, Shauna
helps them navigate the financial and accounting challenges that come with
running a business.

Shauna is passionate about entrepreneurship, diversity and advancing the rights
of women and girls. She spent close to 10 years with the Famous 5 Foundation and
chaired the Foundation for five years. Through that experience, she had the
opportunity to learn from women entrepreneurs, oversee committees across Canada,
work with external partners and Government officials and co-lead the creation
and delivery of a Girls’ Leadership Program. This five-week program builds
leadership skills in girls.

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HOW TO BUY AND SELL A BUSINESS WITH REBECA JOHNSTONE (EP. 8)

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October 20, 2022UncategorizedEntrepreneur, MakeItYourBuisness,
MétisEntrepreneur, PodcastMake-It-Your

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When people think of starting an entrepreneurship journey, they either think of
starting a business, purchasing a business or expanding a business. 

In this week’s episode, Victoria Gagné is talking to Métis entrepreneur Rebeca
Johnstone. Rebeca saw an opportunity to purchase a Budget Blinds business that
wasn’t originally for sale.  Over the past eight years, she’s successfully grown
her business, expanding into new territories. And coming full circle, she sold
her business even though it wasn’t originally for sale. Rebeca shares the
lessons she’s learned along the way.

Victoria and Rebeca discuss:

 * How Rebeca was able to purchase a business that wasn’t for sale 
 * How she implemented the automate, eliminate and delegate philosophy into her
   business venture
 * How she successfully grew then sold her business 
 * And more!

Resources:

 * Meet the Team at Clarence Campeau Development Fund

Connect with Victoria Gagne:

 * LinkedIn: Victoria Gagne
 * Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * Inquiry Form
 * (306) 657-4870
 * info@clarencecampeau.com
 * Facebook: Clarence Campeau Development Fund

About Guest: 

Rebeca Johnstone is a Saskatchewan based Métis entrepreneur who is raising three
children while married to a farmer. Rebeca purchased her first Budget Blinds
territory in 2014. Over the past eight years, she expanded to three showrooms
and seven territories building a team of 22 staff members. At the time of the
sale of her business in 2022, Rebeca sold her business, even though it wasn’t
listed for sale. She loves the art of making a deal and has a breadth of
business knowledge she’s gained over the purchase, expansion and sale of her
business. 


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FROM THE NHL TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP WITH DWIGHT KING (EP. 7)

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June 14, 2022UncategorizedBusiness, Challenges, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship,
Family, Hockey, Indigenous, Kingdom Golf, Make It Your Business, Métis, Métis
Entrepreneur, NHL, Small BusinessMake-It-Your

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Transitioning into entrepreneurship often leads to starting a new chapter in
life.

But, your experiences in your former career might help you along your journey
much more than you realize.

In this episode of Make It Your Business, Victoria Gagné is joined by former
professional hockey player and entrepreneur Dwight King. Dwight talks about his
new business, Kingdom Golf, his transition into entrepreneurship, and how his
hockey career helped him through it.

Dwight discusses:

 * His career in the NHL and how the lessons he learned carried over into his
   entrepreneurial journey
 * The importance of moving closer to our support system
 * Métis representation in business and the value of having role models to look
   up to
 * Challenges he has experienced in his hockey career and as an entrepreneur and
   ways he has overcome them
 * And more!

Resources:

 * Meet the Team at Clarence Campeau Development Fund

Connect with Dwight King:

 * 639-669-0266
 * kingdomgolfinc@gmail.com
 * Facebook: Kingdom Golf

Connect with Victoria Gagne:

 * LinkedIn: Victoria Gagne
 * Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * Inquiry Form
 * (306) 657-4870
 * info@clarencecampeau.com
 * Facebook: Clarence Campeau Development Fund

About Our Guest:

Dwight King is a Métis entrepreneur from Local 31.  Dwight is a retired
professional hockey player and won two Stanley Cup Championships with the Los
Angeles Kings in 2012 and 2014.  After retiring from his professional hockey
career, Dwight moved back to his hometown of Meadow Lake to start the next
chapter of his life, starting and running a small business, Kingdom Golf. 

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DEVELOPING A GROWTH MINDSET WITH KAREY KAPELL (EP.6)

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April 13, 2022UncategorizedBusiness Alignment, Business Plan, Clarence Campeau
Development Fund, Entrepreneurship, Growth Mindset, Make It Your Business,
Métis, Métis Entrepreneur, SaskatchewanMake-It-Your

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When we think about developing a growth mindset, growth can be scary.  

However, remember that there are a lot of tools and business advice you can draw
from to understand when’s the right time to grow.

In this episode, Victoria Gagné speaks with Karey Kapell, a business coach and
mentor for coaches, course creators, and service-based business women. Karey
sheds light on what tends to hinder the ability of business growth while
offering her wisdom in entrepreneurship and her advice on overcoming barriers to
align your business.  

Karey discusses:

 * How to acknowledge and work through entrepreneurial fear
 * What are some of the external factors entrepreneurs often face
 * Ways to find alignment in your business
 * Barriers that she has faced and overcome in her career
 * And more!

Resources:

 * Meet the Team at Clarence Campeau Development Fund

Connect With Karey Kapell:

 * LinkedIn: Karey Kapell
 * Instagram: Karey Kapell
 * Karey@reachyournextlevel.com 

 

Connect with Victoria Gagné:

 * LinkedIn: Victoria Gagné
 * Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * Inquiry Form
 * (306) 657-4870
 * info@clarencecampeau.com
 * Facebook: Clarence Campeau Development Fund

About Our Guest:

Karey Kapell is a business coach and mentor for coaches, course creators, and
service-based business women looking to grow their income and impact online by
stepping more into alignment with their innate wisdom and way of being.

She’s been an entrepreneur for 10 years now, growing and selling a profitable
retail business and now coaching other female businesses owners for 5 plus
years. She’s worked with well over 200 entrepreneurs helping them get out of
their own way and increase their sales while staying true to who they are and
how they want to show up in their business and life.  

The music is by John Arcand (artist) and Andy Dejarlais (composer)

 

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OVERCOMING AND GROWING FROM OBSTACLES IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP WITH AUDRA HILL (EP.
5)

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March 16, 2022UncategorizedAgriculture, Business Owners, Business Plan, Clarence
Campeau Development Fund, Community, Entrepreneurship, Local Produce, Make It
Your Business, Métis, Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan BusinessMake-It-Your

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In a business, nothing will be perfect. There will always be things that go
wrong, people who criticize your ideas, and self-doubt that arises, but to be
truly successful, you must learn to overcome these obstacles.

In this episode, Victoria Gagné speaks to Audra Hill, founder of Farmer John’s
Local Market & Kitchen, a coffee shop and grocery store that provides local and
fresh products from Saskatchewan farmers to the community. Audra highlights her
experience as an entrepreneur and the barriers she’s learned to overcome through
her journey.

Audra discusses:

 * Tips and tricks to overcome self-doubt
 * Why you shouldn’t let criticism affect you and ways you can turn skepticism
   into a positive factor
 * The importance of surrounding yourself with the right people
 * The power of learning what to ask
 * And more!

Resources:

 * Meet the Team at Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * Farmer John’s Local Market & Kitchen Address: Emerald Park, Saskatchewan, 380
   Great Plains Road

Connect with Audra Hill:

 * LinkedIn: Audra Hill
 * LinkedIn: Farmer John’s Local Market & Kitchen

Connect with Victoria Gagné:

 * LinkedIn: Victoria Gagné
 * Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * Inquiry Form
 * (306) 657-4870
 * info@clarencecampeau.com
 * Facebook: Clarence Campeau Development Fund

About Our Guest:

Audra Hill is the founder of Farmer John’s Local Market & Kitchen, which
provides customers access to farm-fresh produce and meat grown in Saskatchewan.
Audra grew up on a farm in Saskatchewan and has always found her most passionate
roles working with producers.

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DISCOVER WHAT MAKES AN ENTREPRENEUR WITH ZANE BUCHANAN (EP. 4)

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February 16, 2022UncategorizedBusiness, Challenges, CIVL Creative, Clarence
Campeau Development Fund, Entrepreneur, Experiences, Future, Indigenous, Make It
Your Business, Métis, Saskatchewan, SaskatchewandererMake-It-Your

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Do you believe that previous experiences shape who we are and contribute to what
our futures will be?

Former Saskatchewanderer and CIVL Creative’s founder and creative director, Zane
Buchanan  knows this first hand.

In this episode, Zane joins Victoria Gagné to unveil how his past experiences
shaped him as the person and entrepreneur he is today. He also reveals CCDF’s
role within his entrepreneurial success while highlighting how his time as the
Saskatchewanderer led him to build CIVL Creative.

Zane discusses:

 * His experience as the Saskatchewanderer and the barriers he had to overcome
 * His journey as the Saskatchewanderer and how that impacted his decision to
   start CIVL Creative
 * The way his parents and their entrepreneurship influenced his decision to
   start his business
 * Career-related hurdles that have made him stronger
 * And more!

Resources:

 * Destination Indigenous
 * Saskatchewanderer
 * Zoom Zoom Groom
 * Meet the Team at Clarence Campeau Development Fund

Connect with Zane Buchanan: 

 * CIVL Creative
 * LinkedIn: Zane Buchanan
 * zane@civlcreative.com
 * Instagram: CIVL Creative
 * Facebook: CIVL Creative

Connect with Victoria Gagne:

 * LinkedIn: Victoria Gagne
 * Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * Inquiry Form
 * (306) 657-4870
 * info@clarencecampeau.com
 * Facebook: Clarence Campeau Development Fund

About our Guest:

Zane Buchanan is the founder and creative director behind CIVL Creative. CIVL
Creative is the culmination of many professional and personal experiences Zane
experienced over a handful of years.  Since graduating from a rural Saskatchewan
high school in 2010, Zane has lived, studied, and worked across Canada.  Zane
moved back to Saskatchewan in 2019 when he was appointed The Saskatchewanderer. 
This experience laid the groundwork for what is now CIVL Creative, a content
creation firm that works with diverse organizations to showcase their positive
impact on our communities

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3. MAKING A DEAL IN THE DRAGONS’ DEN – WITH GEOFF AND COLETTE HESCHEL

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January 12, 2022UncategorizedAgriculture, Business Owners, Business Plan,
Clarence Campeau Development Fund, Dragons' Den, Entrepreneurship, Make It Your
Business, Métis, Morse, SaskatchewanMake-It-Your

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Have you ever wondered what it takes to appear on Canada’s popular
reality-entrepreneurial show, Dragons’ Den?

In this episode, seasoned Dragons’ Den contestants and entrepreneurs Geoff and
Colette Heschel sit down with Victoria Gagné to share the show’s trade secrets.
They also highlight how they built their first business, along with
entrepreneurial tips and tricks you should know as you look to start and
solidify your business. 

Geoff and Colette discuss:

 * Clarence Campeau Development Fund’s role within the growth of GH Well
   Services and GH The Leveller
 * The importance of following your business plan and knowing your numbers
 * Reasons why you need to time your business along with honing your skills and
   being persistent
 * What to expect as a Dragons’ Den contestant 
 * How to navigate the negotiation process and the art of making an
   entrepreneurial deal on the show
 * And more!

Resources:

 * Geoff and Colette’s Dragons’ Den episode 
 * About Manjit Minhas  
 * Meet the Team at Clarence Campeau Development Fund

Connect with Geoff and Colette:

 * LinkedIn: Geoff Heschel
 * LinkedIn: Colette Heschel
 * GH The Leveller 
 * GH Well Services 

Connect with Victoria Gagne:

 * LinkedIn: Victoria Gagne
 * Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * Inquiry Form
 * (306) 657-4870
 * info@clarencecampeau.com
 * Facebook: Clarence Campeau Development Fund

About our Guests:

Geoff and Colette Heschel and their three children live in Morse, Saskatchewan.
They own and operate a boiler, superheater, and agricultural trucking business
called GH Well Services Inc. In addition to GH Well Services Inc. In 2012, Geoff
decided to build an above-ground deck that could easily be adjusted should the
soil shift. Not liking the appearance, quality, or ease of use of any of the
products in his local building supplies stores, he decided it would be simpler
to build his own. This is how the GH The Leveller was born.  

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2. LEARN HOW TO CREATE COMMUNITY IN YOUR BUSINESS WITH AMBER RICHARDS, OWNER OF
OXYGEN YOGA & FITNESS REGINA SOUTH

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December 15, 2021UncategorizedBusiness Owners, Clarence Campeau Development
Fund, Community, Economic Development, Entrepreneurship, Make It Your Business,
Métis, Regina, SaskatchewanMake-It-Your

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Business owners and entrepreneurs, how many of you are looking for ways to build
community within your business?

Learn how Métis entrepreneur and owner of Oxygen Yoga and Fitness Regina South,
Amber Richards, implemented her strengths and passions while creating her
business model in this episode of Make It Your Business. 

This week, Amber joins Victoria Gagné to unveil Clarence Campeau Development
Fund’s role within her success and how her achievements and barriers have shaped
her into the prosperous entrepreneur and business owner she is today. 

Amber discusses:

 * How to find the right people to hire for your business
 * How to approach your business and entrepreneurship authentically
 * Benefits of projecting value to your business 
 * Creating a support system around the operational aspect of your business
 * And more!

Resources:

 * Meet the Team at Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * Shakti School

Connect with Amber Richards:

 * LinkedIn: Amber Richards
 * Oxygen Yoga and Fitness 
 * Instagram: Oxygen Yoga and Fitness 

Connect with Victoria Gagne:

 * LinkedIn: Victoria Gagne
 * Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * Inquiry Form
 * (306) 657-4870
 * info@clarencecampeau.com
 * Facebook: Clarence Campeau Development Fund

About our Guest:

Amber Richards is the Owner of Oxygen Yoga and Fitness Regina South in Regina,
Saskatchewan.  She began her journey of true entrepreneurship in 2018 and has a
background in sales & sales management, community engagement, and customer
service. Amber took her Yoga and Fuse 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in 2018,
teaches yoga and fitness but also manages the day-to-day at her studio.  

The music is by John Arcand (artist) and Andy Dejarlais (composer)

 

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1. MEET VICTORIA GAGNÉ, YOUR OPPORTUNITY CONNECTOR AT CLARENCE CAMPEAU
DEVELOPMENT FUND

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November 16, 2021UncategorizedBusiness Owners, Clarence Campeau Development
Fund, Community, Empowerment, Entrepreneurs, Financial Solutions, Make It Your
Business, Métis, SaskatchewanMake-It-Your

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Are you a Saskatchewan-based Métis entrepreneur looking to start or grow your
business?

Welcome to Make It Your Business with Victoria Gagné, business development
specialist at Clarence Campeau Development Fund!

In this inaugural episode, Victoria outlines everything you need to know about
CCDF, including how they provide Métis entrepreneurs with innovative financing
options and business advice they need to start or grow their business. Victoria
also speaks about who she is inside and outside of the office and why she’s
passionate about the work that she does.

Victoria discusses:

 * How CCDF approaches Métis entrepreneurs and communities with innovative
   financial solutions 
 * How their client demographic uses entrepreneurship and business to contribute
   to the Métis community
 * Reasons why her hero is closely related to the organization’s mission and
   vision
 * CCDF’s business philosophy and the firm’s role in empowering and inspiring
   Métis entrepreneurs
 * And more!

Resources:

 * Meet the Team at Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * About Louis Riel

Connect with Victoria Gagne:

 * LinkedIn: Victoria Gagne
 * Clarence Campeau Development Fund
 * Inquiry Form
 * (306) 657-4870
 * info@clarencecampeau.com
 * Facebook: Clarence Campeau Development Fund

About Your Host:

Victoria Gagné works for the Clarence Campeau Development Fund (CCDF) in Regina,
Saskatchewan, and sits on the Regina Downtown Business Improvement District
Board. Victoria is committed to seeing Métis people fully engage in the
Saskatchewan economy and share in its prosperity.

Internationally, Victoria has worked for UnitingWorld and A Girl and Her World –
organizations committed to seeing women in the Pacific participating in
education and local economies.

The music is by John Arcand (artist) and Andy Dejarlais (composer)

 

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