ABMInsider: Call for export-related interview subjects

Published: Tue, 01/22/19

  JANUARY 22, 2019
In our latest edition

Mother should I trust the government?
When Atlantic Business Magazine hosted its regional #thinkBIG2018 thought leadership workshops last September, attendees at every session expressed a strong desire for increased regional and economic collaboration (with an inherent “government should do something” call to action). The universal conclusion, however, was that such action is highly unlikely because government is both too unresponsive to citizen demands and too cumbersome to allow for much private initiative. In other words, even if most of us know where we want to go (and how we want to get there), we’re worried that the bus is either going to break down or the driver won’t take directions. (And if you’re especially cynical, both.)
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Call for interview subjects

Are you an exporter?
If you’re an Atlantic Canada company that exports, we want to hear from you. How important is exporting to your bottom line? Where and what do you export? How do you get product from here to there? What advice do you have for other Atlantic Canada exporters? Our executive editor Dawn Chafe wants to hear from you! Email her at dchafe@atlanticbusinessmagazine.com before Friday, January 25
Podcast launch

Happy Anniversary!
Is your business celebrating a significant anniversary this year? We’re looking for companies in Atlantic Canada that have been in business for 30 or more years to feature in a NEW podcast that we’ll be launching soon. D & G’s Good News Report will celebrate regional entrepreneurs and the businesses that make our economy go round. Interested in being on the show? Get in touch with D (dchafe@atlanticbusinessmagazine.com) or G (gpeyton@atlanticbusinessmagazine.com) for more information.
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New Brunswick company scores on Dragon’s Den
The makers of Moncton-based Tuxy have landed a deal with two Dragons. Tuxy, an athleisure company designing fashionable onsies that look like two piece outfits, appeared on the CBC show Dragon’s Den January 17, striking a deal with Jim Treliving and Lane Merrifield for $100,000 for 10 per cent of the company. Since the episode was filmed eight months ago, Tuxy now has an online shop and are eager for the investments to satisfy their growing demand. (Photo source: Tuxy Facebook page)
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Meet the editors

Have you always wanted to see your business featured in Atlantic Business Magazine? Here’s your chance! Visit our Pitching Booth at the St. John’s Board of Trade Outlook 2019 trade show and deliver your best pitch to our all-star editorial team. See if you can convince Dawn Chafe or Gabby Peyton to take a swing at your story in a future issue of Atlantic Business Magazine!
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO READERS
New Year, New Subscription Model
With the release of the January issue of Atlantic Business Magazine, our fully interactive digital edition—a flip-book version of our print product, with hyperlinked content and search function—will only be available to paid subscribers. As always, web extras and exclusive content will be available on our website for free. And we’ll continue to release the text version of our print content on our website—but it’ll be a slow roll-out over a two-month period. If you’re already a subscriber, fret not! An email is coming your way to explain how to access future digital editions. If you’re not a subscriber, you can become an ABMInsider here
Upcoming events in Atlantic Canada
THE PITCHING BOOTH | FEBRUARY 6, 2019
Want your business featured in Atlantic Business Magazine? Deliver your best pitch to our editorial team. Visit our booth at the St. John’s Board of Trade’s Outlook’19
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