On this episode of The Family Business Voice, Martin Willig from Henri Willig Cheese talks to Ramia about the significance of narrative, culture and craftsmanship in preparing world-class cheese.
– Some companies have the story but do not offer a satisfactory product, while others make a decent product but lack the story. Having both is critical.
– Attention to detail is another factor that sets Henri Willig apart from its competitors.
– Henri Willig’s branding, which sees the name of the founder on every product speaks to both the quality of its product and the story behind it.
On this episode of The Family Business Voice, Amy Thompson from Monkey Business Catering dicusses her family’s non-linear journey to entrepreneurial success. – The...
Odd Couple, an Asian fusion diner born of Andy Yuen’s drive to do Canadian-Chinese in a contemporary style, exemplifies Saskatoon, Canada’s growing reputation as...
In this episode of The Family Business Voice, Tom McGinness and Andrea Calabró discuss the findings from KPMG Private Enterprise and the STEP Project...
