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Canada NewsWire TORONTO, March 14, 2012 TORONTO, March 14, 2012 /CNW/ - "When you do the math and understand your figures," advised financial expert Jacoline Loewen, "then you will do well in business." Loewen, a partner with Loewen & Partners and author of Money Magnet, was talking to over 120 women business owners who were
Seen from left are Elisabeth Araujo of Etobicoke Ironworks Ltd., Marissa McTasney of Moxie Trades, Martha George of the Grand Valley Construction Association, Mary Lawson of Dalerose Country and Lyn Hardy of Etobicoke Ironworks. Women in construction share experiences on Construct Canada panel in Toronto PATRICIA WILLIAMS staff writer On the surface, Martha George, Mary
On weekends, I kick off the heels for work boots and a tool belt' TRURO - Are you America's Moxiest Work Woman? If you ask Tatamagouche native Maggie Stewart, the answer would be a resounding yes. "It was a bit of a shocker," said Stewart, a 27-year-old who now lives in Windsor Junction. "It's still
Please meet Maggie Stewart, America's Moxiest Work Woman. Just watch the video!
November 10 Product Spotlight Moxie Trades, safety footwear made exclusively for women, has expanded its product line to include a complete collection of women’s safety gear. Items include the original pink work boot, metal-free athletic runners, oxfords, light duty work boots, winter safety boots, and an apparel line including denim overalls, carpenter pants, coveralls, hard hats,
Marissa McTasney has conquered the Dragon’s Den and survived the recession. Her next big challenge comes next week when she sits across the boardroom table from Irving Shipbuilding Inc. executives. The Moxie Trades founder, an Ontario company that designs work and safety gear for women, is on a mission to outfit working women coast-to-coast. Since
Toronto, ON. Moxie Trades, the maker of the infamous pink work boot, expands its product line, offering complete safety for women in Canada. From it's humble beginnings as a small Canadian start up, the company has pivoted to industry leader in safety gear aimed to keep women protected from head to toe, fashionably. Moxie's focus
While businesses run by moms explode, a debate has been sparked about whether the term ‘mompreneur’ has had its day Marissa McTasney created Moxie Trades to fill a hole in the market for workwear targeted towards women. Yvonne Berg/Torstar News Service Sidebar SAVVY MOM’S ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR A Burlington mother who launched an online
The first words that pop up on entrepreneur Marissa McTasney’s website are part resumé, part rallying cry. In pink letters. I am a mom I am a wife I am brilliant I am strong I can build sh*t McTasney, 36, has two children and runs her company from her home north of Whitby.
W. Brett Wilson Sep 19, 2011 – 8:36 AM ET | Last Updated: Sep 19, 2011 11:23 AM ET Moxie Trades is the home of the original pink work boot for women, and the brainchild of Marissa McTasney, who happens to be full of moxie. As a woman working in construction, Marissa needed boots to
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