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Best in the Biz

Best in the Biz

By: College of the North Atlantic
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Learn tips and tricks for business success from successful entrepreneurs.

Best in the Biz highlights the entrepreneurial achievements of College of the North Atlantic (CNA) students and alumni. Host Ian MacDonald, CNA Business Development Officer Entrepreneurship, chats with successful entrepreneurs about their ventures, entrepreneurial skills, and what it takes to run a business.

Have a topic or question you’d like addressed? Contact Ian at cna.nl.ca/entrepreneurship

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Episodes
  • Season 6, Episode 1 - Jonah Rowsell & Rob Thomas
    Feb 4 2026

    Community, collaboration, and a shared vision for business growth. This episode features Jonah Rowsell of Qalipu Business Network and Rob Thomas of Saltbox and Everoutdoor Adventures. From supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs with business planning and partnerships to building tourism experiences rooted in culture, place, and sustainability, these conversations highlight the power of working together. Tune in to hear practical advice for aspiring business owners.

    Want to learn more or get involved? Visit the Qalipu Business Network and Everoutdoor Adventures

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    14 mins
  • Season 5, Episode 6 - Adam Rowe, SubC Imaging
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    Join us for a deep dive with Adam Rowe of SubC Imaging! Discover how this Newfoundland-based company, co-founded by two CNA grads, has innovated to become a leader in underwater imaging for marine research, offshore energy, and defense across 30+ countries. Adam shares insights on building a tech business from the ground up, navigating international markets, and the vital role of community support.

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    22 mins
  • Season 5, Episode 5 - Kayla Stride, Miawpukek First Nation
    Nov 12 2025

    Kayla Stride of Miawpukek First Nation never planned on becoming a ceramic artist. After being waitlisted for flight school, she enrolled in Visual Arts and discovered pottery. In her words, the clay chose her. Since then, her journey has wound between full-time teaching, performing with the all-nations drum group Eastern Owl, and building her business Red Fire Ceramics. In this episode, Kayla reflects on embracing unexpected turns, making space for art on her own terms, and discovering new ways to create by drawing on available tools and supportive communities.

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    22 mins
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