Yes, We are Open Episode Summary - Trust in Canadian Business: Key Findings from the CanTrust Index and Insights from Bruce MacLellan
This week, Al is in Oakville, Ontario, visiting Erin Nocent, owner of The Sweetest Thing bakery.
Darren Hudson is an honest-to-goodness real-life lumberjack. He doesn’t just look the part, he comes by it honestly. His family ran a sawmill since 1883, his mother was a competitive logroller, his uncle was a 9-time world champion logroller and Darren himself is a 7-time world champion logroller.
At the peak of his career, Darren decided to retire from lumberjack sports, looking for a new challenge. In 2012, he opened a lumberjack training camp. In 2016, Darren opened the first licensed indoor axe-throwing facility in the world. Since then, axe-throwing has become a popular recreational activity.
It's also a highly social activity. So how did Timber Lounge manage during the lockdowns when social activities couldn’t take place? Listen to find out.
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Al Grego is the producer and host of the multi-award-winning Yes, We Are Open and Just Good Business podcasts for Moneris. His interests outside of work include podcasting, blogging, and music.
This week, Al is in Oakville, Ontario, visiting Erin Nocent, owner of The Sweetest Thing bakery.
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