This presentation sheds light on the motivation behind rural entrepreneurship, questioning whether it primarily emerges out of necessity due to limited economic opportunities or if it is propelled by individuals seeking and creating ventures as opportunities arise.
The objective is to uncover opportunities that could drive economic growth in rural communities through an exploration of conditions conducive to successful rural entrepreneurship. Mani hopes to clarify some of the potential avenues for fostering economic development in rural areas and for attracting entrepreneurial talents to contribute to the prosperity of these communities.
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Mani is an economist and founder of ASBB Consulting, a research and economic advisory firm situated in rural Atlantic Canada. Mani grew up in Yellowknife, NWT, where she found her desire to make a social impact through looking at world problems with a community-oriented lens. She holds a business degree and a master’s degree in Economics from the University of Alberta and a master’s in Comparative Politics from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Mani’s work experience spans both the public and private sectors. She was an economist with Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) and, most recently, a Senior Consultant with Deloitte. Mani is pleased to call Yarmouth her current home.
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