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Camosun entrepreneurs POP at business pitch competition

For the second year in a row, women from the 2023 Maker to Market Program at 麻豆蜜桃mv在线观看 have achieved notoriety from a provincial competition that celebrates immigrant entrepreneurs.

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Power of Passion Victoria Snack Mixes took home two awards for their business pitch

Power of Passion (P.O.P.) Victoria Snack Mixes took home two awards on Wednesday, Oct. 18 鈥 Best Business Implementation Award and Audience Favourite Award 鈥 from the 2023 DIVERSEcity鈥檚 Business Pitch Competition.

鈥淲e are amazed, surprised, and touched,鈥 gushes Wingie Yam, an immigrant from Hong Kong and entrepreneur of P.O.P Victoria Snack Mixes. 鈥淚t seems like a dream! The best part of it all is having the chance to meet these amazing ladies and building friendships and all the support through the process.鈥

There are three types of popcorn snack mixes, each featuring flavours from the participants鈥 respective cultures: WestCoast Berry Mix, Zebra Black Sesame & Coconut Mix, and Dragon Mediterranean Sumac Mix. P.O.P. Victoria worked with a Red Seal Chef to create these mouthwatering snack mixes and are supported by the Mustard Seed with use of their kitchen.

鈥淥ver the past year these students have worked so hard to develop their business and English language skills, and we are glad to see it recognized by the community,鈥 says Michelle Brown, Director of Professional Studies & Industry Training. 鈥淲e are excited for their potential and can鈥檛 wait to see what they do next.鈥

Their delicious popcorn will be available for the public to purchase at the Colourful Business Expo on Saturday, Nov. 4, as well as upcoming holiday markets, including the Oaklands Winter Market and Esquimalt Winter Market in November.

The Maker to Market program, offered by Camosun's Professional Studies & Industry Training team, demonstrates the college's dedication to fulfilling the diverse educational and training needs of the local community. This initiative partners with local organizations such as the Inter-Cultural Association of Greater Victoria, BC Association of Farmers鈥 Markets, Mustard Seed, and DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society. It receives funding from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.

For anyone interested in joining next years鈥 intake, information sessions are now in progress. Email markets@camosun.ca for more information.

Contact information

Michelle Brown

Director of Professional Studies & Industry Training

250-558-0574

brownm@camosun.ca