Fuelling with endurance chocolate

We're joined by Kristyn Carriere, co-founder of Seven Summits Snacks. The company's endurance and superfood chocolate has helped it land a spot in the semi-finals of the 2022 Startup Global Pitch Competition. Plus, the Indigenous Friends Association has started its four-week INDIGital program and the province announced a $6-million business support program for women entrepreneurs.

Show Notes

Here are the relevant links for this episode:

• Seven Summits Snacks
• Kristyn Carriere
• 2022 Startup Global Pitch Competition
• INDIGital program
• Indigenous Friends Association
• Immersive program combines coding, ceremony, and Indigenous knowledge
• Alberta announces $6 million in funding to help women entrepreneurs
• Alberta Women Entrepreneurs
• Community Futures Network of Alberta
• Click & Push Accessibility Inc.
• University of Alberta's Rehabilitation Robotics Lab
• Edmonton startup develops app to help with navigating construction barriers
• Accelerate Edmonton
• Alberta Catalyzer
• Alberta Blue Cross

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