Welcome to the Monday Morning Ready Podcast powered by Niagara College’s School of Hospitality, Tourism and Sport passionate faculty, proud alumni, and noteworthy industry connections. Our focus is for every student to become ready to thrive in their education and careers.We will discuss trending topics, core subjects and pretty much anything related to our favourite industries of Hospitality, Tourism and Sport. So grab your favourite notebook and pen because you will not want to miss anything. Now, let’s get you MONDAY MORNING READY!
With our new normal of virtual interactions on the rise and at times the job market being competitive – we discuss some tips about volunteering and using your LinkenIn profile to really help you stand out in the job market and create your own personal brand.
Joining, host Professor Teri Canestraro, is Colleen Brzozowski, a hospitality sales associate who has volunteered countless hours with industry specific Associations and recognized the opportunity of using her LinkedIn profile as her personal brand. Also sharing her wisdom in this episode is Professor Janet Jakobsen, Program Coordinator of the Tourism Management - Business Development Diploma Program in the School of Hospitality, Tourism and Sport.
Guests:
Professor Janet Jakobsen
jjakobsen@niagaracollege.ca
&
Colleen Brzozowski
colleen.brzozowski@gmail.com
Host:
Professor Teri Canestraro
tcanestraro@niagaracollege.ca
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This episode is filled with outstanding knowledge, tips and advice for anyone looking to get into the Restaurant business. With Professor John Rondinelli bringing his QSR ownership experience and Professor and Chef Osvaldo Avila bringing his back of house experience to the table - this episode is extremely insightful! Their combined advice on what to focus on in terms of financials, how to really look at your menu without ego and overall advice any entrepreneur in this industry can benefit from - really makes for a knowledge packed episode.
Guests:
Professor John Rondinelli
jrondinelli@niagaracollege.ca
&
Professor Osvaldo Avila
oavila@niagaracollege.ca
Host:
Professor Teri Canestraro
tcanestraro@niagaracollege.ca
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In this episode, Dr. Paul Willie helps dissect the hot topic of Short Selling. We unravel what short selling is, what then becomes a short squeeze, is this activity legal and of course, how this information helps our listeners to become more Monday Morning Ready. Tune in and make sure to jot down some 'golden nuggets' if you are interested in investing because as Dr. Willie says - you must educate yourself before you begin to your journey into investing.
Guest:
Professor Dr. Paul Willie
pwillie@niagaracollege.ca
Host:
Professor Teri Canestraro
tcanestraro@niagaracollege.ca
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In this episode, host Professor Teri chats with 5 current (2021) 4th year Bachelor of Business Administration (Hospitality) students about their unique experiences outside the classroom. 4 out of the 5 students had the unique opportunity to take part in the University of Florida and Walt Disney World Resort® Academic Exchange. This exchange takes place over 6 months and the students learn about tourism, hospitality and event management at one of the most successful attractions in the world! The other student participated in a semester exchange in Ireland. This episode highlights their experiences and learning curves they overcame throughout the process. Both of these exchanges are unique to Niagara College and truly enhances the student to become more Monday Morning Ready.
Guests:
Students: Emma Collard, Nicole Guinto, Sydney Nicholl, Annissa Giesbrecht and Mariia Povolotska
Host:
Professor Teri Canestraro
tcanestraro@niagaracollege.ca
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In this episode, we speak with Alumni Carolin Seiferth from the Hospitality and Tourism Management Post Graduate Program. Originally from Germany came to Niagara College Canada to study and immersed herself in all things sustainability, including a Be World Ready trip to Dominican Republic and Costa Rica. She is currently continuing her studies in Sweden. This episode shines a light on the many opportunities for Niagara College students that involve travel and embracing their true passions. Also, joining the conversation is Professor Agnes Nowaczek.
Host:
Professor Teri Canestraro
tcanestraro@niagaracollege.ca
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In this episode, we chat with Alissa DiCosimo an alumni from the Esthetician Program about her experience and how she accredits her studies at Niagara College to shaping her into the successful business owner she is today. She owns Elixir - Niagara's First Beauty + Cocktail Bar. Alissa shares great advice to students about following your purpose and not to be afraid of changing careers.
Click here to learn more about the Esthetician Program at Niagara College
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In this episode, Professor Steve Carroll shares his knowledge on the Diversity and Inclusion changes being implemented into the Professional Golfer's Association of Canada. We discuss the need for this new task force initiative, what is means to be diverse and inclusive and how all of this information can spark change in our students as well as other listeners. Hope you enjoy and thank you for listening.
Guest:
Professor Steve Carroll
scarroll@niagaracollege.ca
Host:
Professor Teri Canestraro
tcanestraro@niagaracollege.ca
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In this episode, Professor Kristina Inman shares her knowledge on current trends in the Canadian Beverage Sector. We explore the exciting new trend of coloured gins and how different a stroll through an LCBO can look these days. We also dive into how a company can use this to their advantage in many ways within the Hospitality and Tourism Industry - from sponsorship opportunities to special events. Hope you enjoy and thank you for listening.
Guest:
Professor Kristina Inman
kinman@niagaracollege.ca
Host:
Professor Teri Canestraro
tcanestraro@niagaracollege.ca
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For more information about this college, please visit: www.niagaracollege.ca