Impact Hub Ottawa
Success in entrepreneurship often means taking on risk and embracing discomfort.
At this BBL, award-winning Entrepreneur, founder of Tr1be Music Justin “Jah’kota” Holness and business development manager for young Indigenous entrepreneurs for Futurpreneur Canada will speak about his journey, self-determination, and what we might gain from the discomfort of pursuing your goals without a blueprint.
Justin “Jah’kota” Holness is an award-winning entrepreneur receiving the 2018 CBC Trailblazer Award for TR1BE Music. His life purpose is to help young people to find their genius and manifest their dreams through art, music, and entrepreneurship. He currently works as a Business Development Manager for Futurpreneur Canada on the Indigenous Team helping young entrepreneurs launch their business.
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Brown Bag Lunches are Impact Hub Ottawa’s weekly lunch & learns led by Hubbers, for members and non-members alike. Topics vary each week, but you’re always sure to learn something new!
Can’t make it at 12 PM? Register and we’ll email you a recording of the presentation to watch at your convenience.
Tickets are free
We have removed our ‘Helping Hand Donation’ ticketing option and offer the following suggestions should you wish to donate, instead, to an organization working to support anti-racism in Canada:
- Community Relief Fund for Black and Indigenous LGBTQ2S+ Artists
- Black Health Alliance
- Black Lives Matter Toronto
- Justice for Regis
- Canadian Civil Liberties Association
- A Fund for Black-led Mental Health Supports
- Black Legal Action Centre
- Black Youth Helpline
* A Zoom link will be provided once you sign up via Eventbrite!*