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Bay of Quinte Entrepreneur: Shalagh Elliott

Story by Bay of Quinte, Posted on Feb 2nd, 2023

A portrait photo of Shalagh Elliott, woman with long blonde hair smiling at the camera

An interview with Shalagh Elliott of Shalagh Elliott Design Company in Greater Napanee. Personal pronouns. She/Her Briefly describe your business. Shalagh Elliott Design Company (SEDC) is a full-service residential design firm; serving clients in Hastings County, Prince Edward County, Lennox & Addington County and Kingston, Ontario. SEDC’s principal focus is creating beautifully designed interiors with an approach that consistently pairs an understated elegant design philosophy with the personal taste and functional needs of the client. Partnering with Ashley of Black ...

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Young Entrepreneur: Holly McMurter

Story by Bay of Quinte, Posted on Mar 8th, 2021

An interview with Holly McMurter of Holly McMurter Photographs. Personal pronouns: She/her. Describe your business. Holly McMurter Photographs is a photography business! I’m mainly focused on timeless weddings and couples but I also photograph families and small businesses. What brought you to the region? I grew up over the bridge in Prince Edward County, but when I was buying my first house I wanted to be somewhere that would be better for my business. In other words, I needed ...

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Makin’ It Work: Diamond Physiotherapy

Story by Bay of Quinte, Posted on May 26th, 2020

A woman leaning on an exercise ball in front of a blue wall with text: Diamond Physiotherapy

Nicola Robertson of Diamond Physiotherapy in Belleville shares how technology has allowed her and her team to continue providing healthcare services to their clients.

This interview is part of a series chatting with local business owners, artists, organizers and people in our community who are learning to adapt during COVID-19. Nicola Robertson – Diamond Physiotherapy Describe your business. Diamond Physiotherapy is a unique physiotherapy clinic in Belleville, where our focus is one-on-one treatment. Every client has their own goal, from strengthening their pelvic floor for birth to walking with balance. No matter the challenge, you’ll always feel safe and strengthened by our team. ...

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Makin’ It Work: Ekort Realty

Story by Bay of Quinte, Posted on May 19th, 2020

A man standing in front of a stone wall.

This interview is part of a series chatting with local business owners, artists, organizers and people in our community who are learning to adapt during COVID-19. Jamie Troke – Ekort Realty What does working from home/your workplace look like for you right now? We’re open with condensed hours (10 am – 4:30 pm) and only by appointment to restrict the amount of walk-ins we usually get for listings and apartment inquiries. I am still here in the office every ...

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Makin’ It Work: Dough Mama

Story by Bay of Quinte, Posted on May 4th, 2020

Corrie Wessels stands in her Dough Mama kitchen.

Corrie Wessels’ handmade pizza doughs are bringing families together in the kitchen during isolation.

This interview is part of a series chatting with local business owners, artists, organizers and people in our community who are learning to adapt during COVID-19. Corrie Wessels – Dough Mama Describe your business. Dough Mama pizza dough dry mixes are the perfect solution for delicious and easy pizza you can enjoy at home. With three different kinds to choose from, you can create anything from a classic cheese and pepperoni or a gluten-friendly veggie lovers pizza to deliciously ...

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How I Thrive As A Rural Entrepreneur

Story by Carly Barrett, Posted on Jan 7th, 2019

Thrive As A Rural Entrepreneur

Hint: It’s Not Really About Me When I started my career as a freelancer writer/entrepreneur I was overjoyed by the prospect of working from home every day. I envisioned working from the beach in the summer and sipping tea fireside in my pyjamas in the winter. All the while typing away at my laptop with my dog at my side. Sounds ideal, yes? As you may expect, reality quickly slapped me across the face. Yes, most days I do ...

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Young Entrepreneur – Erin Meiklejohn

Story by Courtney Klumper, Posted on Oct 18th, 2018

Emerald Erin Sewing Entrepreneur

An interview with young entrepreneur Erin Meiklejohn of Emerald Erin. Describe your business.  I design sewing patterns and sell specialty fabrics and materials for people who sew their own lingerie and swimwear. My business is based online in the home sewing community, and I ship all over the world. It’s often a surprise for the average person to hear that sewing is so popular, but there is a vibrant online sewing community! How long have you been here? I ...

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Ash Murrell – Ash Murrell Photography

Story by Courtney Klumper, Posted on Aug 22nd, 2018

Ash Murrell Photography Belleville

An Interview with Young Entrepreneur Ash Murrell, owner of Ash Murrell Photography based in Belleville. ashmurrell.com Describe your business. Ash Murrell Photography is a commercial photography company specializing in Business to Business (B2B) and Business to Public (B2P) imagery. Helping clients reach new clients using cinematic story telling, we can get businesses to the market they desire. How long have you been here? I moved here with my immediate family, from France, over 16 years ago. What brought you to ...

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Customer Appeal Series Part Three: Interior Traffic and Design Plans

Story by Alison Davies, Posted on Aug 14th, 2018

Interior Traffic and Design Plans to Increase Sales

Interior Traffic and Design Plans to Increase Sales A customer can’t buy it if they can’t find it or don’t even know you have it.    Create a path that (almost) takes the customer by the hand and leads them. IKEA is obvious with big directional floor arrows and meandering paths. You will find links to merchandising tips and 4 standard retail store layouts below but for now, we are concentrating on increasing sales and how humans move through ...

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