The first-ever Manitoba’s Cül Companies Breakfast was a great hit, attracting a wide array of entrepreneurs, government officials, students and private sector organizations dedicated to helping businesses grow.
Entitled ‘Insights From Some of Manitoba’s Remarkable & Rising Entrepreneurs’ the event featured leaders from three amazing companies:
- Rory Bochinski, President, Shocknife®
- Robb Denomme, CEO, Genuwine Cellars
- Heidi Reimer-Epp, General Manager, Botanical PaperWorks
Botanical PaperWorks produces eco-friendly paper that you can actually plant when you are done with it. Called Garden GreetingsTM, it is made with pure North American wildflower seeds and a base fibre of cotton or 100 per cent post-consumer waste (no trees were cut down to make it). http://www.botanicalpaperworks.com/
Genuwine Cellars provides imaginative and distinctive custom-made wine cellars to high-end wine connoisseurs – we’re talking cathedrals, shrines to wine. http://www.genuwinecellars.com/
Shocknife®’s composite blade is incapable of cutting, but it gives you a shock that simulates the feeling of being knifed. For those involved in the military, corrections and law enforcement it is a huge step forward in inducing the fear and stress required for realistic training. http://www.shocknife.com/
The following videos from the event are now available:
Part 1: Shocknife® Part a)
Part 1: Shocknife® Part b)
Part 2: Genuwine Cellars
Part 3: Botanical PaperWorks Part a)
Part 3: Botanical PaperWorks Part b)
Part 4: A Q&A
featuring questions about accessing financing, what the province can do to help entrepreneurs, mentorship, product follow-up and the role Manitoba has played in their success
Thanks to our Cül Companies for participating and a special thanks to sponsor TD Canada Trust Commercial Banking for making this event possible.
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