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BDC Small Business Week: The Story Behind FoodZen

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Today’s episode is sponsored by BDC – the bank for Canadian entrepreneurs, as we celebrate BDC Small Business Week, from October 19-25. Each day, we’re spotlighting a different small business owner from our community — the people who power our local economy, create jobs, and bring innovation to life. We’re also excited to have this year’s theme focus on the economic revolution, and getting your business ready.

Today, we’re sitting down with Destiny Moser, Founder & Executive Chef of FoodZen. After nearly two decades in corporate tech, Destiny followed her passion for food blending her Indigenous heritage with a commitment to local, sustainable ingredients.

Through FoodZen, she’s redefining Indigenous cuisine and using food to reconnect, educate, and heal. We’ll explore her journey, what drives her success, and the lessons she’s learned along the way.

Join me as we go “Behind the Business” with Destiny Moser.

Get a look Behind the Business in Waterloo Region with Ian McLean, President & CEO of the Greater Kitchener Waterloo Chamber of Commerce.

Chapters

1. Introduction (00:00:00)

2. BDC Small Business Week & Guest Introduction (Destiny Moser) (00:00:44)

3. Part 1 of Interview (00:02:15)

4. BDC Ad (00:25:32)

5. Part 2 of Interview (00:26:31)

6. Closing Remarks (00:40:31)

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