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EPISODE · May 6, 2019 · 27 MIN

Isabelle Mercier Turcotte Interview - Vancouver - Canada's Podcast

from Canada’s Entrepreneur · host Canada’s Entrepreneur

Introducing Isabelle Mercier-Turcotte, brand performance catalyst (a.k.a jet fuel) at LeapZone Strategies. As a brand builder, business performance catalyst, TEDx speaker with more than 2 Million views, and one of the best selling authors of the business and marketing book titled, The Next Big Thing: Top Trends From Today's Leading Experts to Help You Dominate the New Economy; Isabelle's sole purpose is to empower change and growth. "Momentum Generator" is her middle name and she has a relentless passion for helping entrepreneurs and small business owners raise the bar and expand their comfort zone to create outstanding brand experiences. Isabelle's biggest strength is her no BS approach and ability to tell it like it is. She has the "Simon Cowell" edge and is not afraid to tell people what to do and how to do it. She is an inspirational speaker, a captivating storyteller, and has an unquenchable enthusiasm for life. She is consistently leading-edge in facilitating change, and her undeniable track record and authentic connection with people, has gained her worldwide influence and recognition.

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