Young Entrepreneur Daily

Nathalie Lussier is a 26-year-old software engineer who turned down a stable career on Wall Street to start her own digital agency, Nathalie Lussier Media Inc. Now, she runs her company virtually, with her team members in other cities across North America, and works with small business clients from all over the world to build their online brands in today’s YEDaily

Mario Zelaya is the Founder of Majestic Media, Canada’s first Facebook marketing agency that provides design and development for some of the world’s biggest brands on Facebook in today’s YEDaily

Ashley Jacot De Boinod offers up delicious varieties of specialty doughnuts through her store Glory Hole Doughnuts, where she has taken the liberty of creating some of the greatest flavours around, including her lemon meringue and maple bacon specialties in today’s YEDaily

Ashley Jacot De Boinod offers up delicious varieties of specialty doughnuts through her store Glory Hole Doughnuts, where she has taken the liberty of creating some of the greatest flavours around, including her lemon meringue and maple bacon specialties in today’s YEDaily

Sheenah Rogers, principal of Anstice Communications, continues to make her mark in the real estate, hospital and lifestyle industries by sharing her PR and corporate marketing experiences with others in today’s YEDaily

Founder and CEO of ‘Vancouver Food Tour’ Melody Fury does it all. From owning her own culinary tour, to dabbling in professional photography and journalism, Melody has truly turned her passion of food into a rich experience she loves sharing with others in today’s YEDaily

The young Adam Bogoch (19 years old) is a writer and director, and has already completed two full-length feature films, and won three international film festival awards in addition to creating his own production company ‘Redhaired Prodcutions Ltd.’ in today’s YEDaily

After jazz was removed as a major from Jory Kinjo’s university program, he took to the road with an R&B band, where he learned the beauty and passion of singing and song writing from some of the world’s best “teachers”, including the Tragically Hip and ZZ Top in today’s YEDaily

After jazz was removed as a major from Jory Kinjo’s university program, he took to the road with an R&B band, where he learned the beauty and passion of singing and song writing from some of the world’s best “teachers”, including the Tragically Hip and ZZ Top in today’s YEDaily