Amelie Mongrain's guest appearances

Amelie Mongrain

Migratory Patterns

Women of Inspiration Podcast

Hana Baba

Caroline Casey

Tara Wilson

Bob Burg

Karen MacNeil

Dominic Vogel

Liam Cunningham

Chris Kennedy

Virginia Johnson

Jennifer Jackson

Teresa Spinelli

Mia Martina

Tracy Schmitt

Cynthia Hamilton

Uncle Buck

OwlTail

Women of Inspiration™ Podcast with host Monica Kretschmer. Interviewing women making an impact, locally, nationally, and globally. Join our podcast to listen to the inspiring journeys of women blazing the rails, leading by example, ignoring the naysayers, and inspiring those around them to take action and dream big. In this episode, we interview Allison McLaughlan | Amelie Mongrain  – AM360 Sphère Inc - Fashion Entrepreneur| 100 Women of Inspiration™ Book Contributor. Inspired by colors, contours, and dynamics that shaped her fashion entrepreneurial processes, Amélie is a fashion entrepreneur. AM360 Sphere Inc. puts forth what she knows to be essential for a successful and fulfilling life while dressing the world. For more than twenty years, Amelie has worked in the fashion and textile industry, developing, manufacturing, and designing innovative products with international brands. She was based in Shanghai, one of the world’s fashion industry hubs from 1996 to 2020. While her core business remains in garment manufacturing, she is also co-founder of a few brands such as Kandymask and invests in prominent startups that promote sustainable and circular businesses. Now here in Canada, Amelie is the ambassador for Waste2Wear and is presently building an online manufacturing capacity builder for fashion entrepreneurs. Making fashion will provide processes and tools to equip fashion leaders to better approach manufacturing and make smart(er) decisions for their business, people, and the planet Be inspired! Nominate a Woman of Inspiration and learn more, visit: https://universalwomensnetwork.com Women of Inspiration Book - https://universalwomensnetwork.com/book-contributors/ #UniversalWomensNetwork

Women of Inspiration™ Podcast with host Monica Kretschmer. Interviewing women making an impact, locally, nationally, and globally. Join our podcast to listen to the inspiring journeys of women blazing the rails, leading by example, ignoring the naysayers, and inspiring those around them to take action and dream big. <h4>In this episode, we interview Allison McLaughlan | Amelie Mongrain  – AM360 Sphère Inc - Fashion Entrepreneur| 100 Women of Inspiration™ Book Contributor.</h4> Inspired by colors, contours, and dynamics that shaped her fashion entrepreneurial processes, Amélie is a fashion entrepreneur. AM360 Sphere Inc. puts forth what she knows to be essential for a successful and fulfilling life while dressing the world. For more than twenty years, Amelie has worked in the fashion and textile industry, developing, manufacturing, and designing innovative products with international brands. She was based in Shanghai, one of the world’s fashion industry hubs from 1996 to 2020. While her core business remains in garment manufacturing, she is also co-founder of a few brands such as Kandymask and invests in prominent startups that promote sustainable and circular businesses. Now here in Canada, Amelie is the ambassador for Waste2Wear and is presently building an online manufacturing capacity builder for fashion entrepreneurs. Making fashion will provide processes and tools to equip fashion leaders to better approach manufacturing and make smart(er) decisions for their business, people, and the planet Be inspired! Nominate a Woman of Inspiration and learn more, visit: <a href="https://universalwomensnetwork.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://universalwomensnetwork.com</a> Women of Inspiration Book - <a href="https://universalwomensnetwork.com/book-contributors/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://universalwomensnetwork.com/book-contributors/</a> #UniversalWomensNetwork

Women of Inspiration™ Podcast #EP62- Amelie Mongrain | Universal Womens Network™

From the very start, Amelie Mongrain has been in places where she had to fit herself into her surroundings, which might be why she says that home is "wherever my two feet are." She's gone from a child of Quebecois parents growing up in rural northeastern Ontario, to a high school exchange student in Turkey, to big city life in Montreal for university, and then to Shanghai right after graduation. Then her real adventure began. From the typical party scene as one of the very few female expats in 1990s Shanghai, to building a business in the textile sector during China's manufacturing boom, to raising a son and then sending him off to university in a "home country" that he'd never lived in, she's done it all. Now she's on a whole new adventure: Empty-Nesting. It's a story of non-stop exploration and personal evolution, where even her chosen career has become a glorified excuse to travel the world and a vehicle for offering mentoring to young professionals in her field- something she never had in her early Shanghai days. Bonus: For more insight into the unique culture of French Canadians in Ontario, check out this great story from the New York Times that was published just a few days after we recorded our interview: Ontario Has Francophones? Oui, Beaucoup, and They’re Angry Get in touch with comments, suggestions or interview recommendations: Twitter: @zax2000eMail: mike.shaw@migrationmedia.net Check out all of the shows in the Migration Media network on the web: www.migrationmedia.net Please take a moment to "Like" us and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Podbean or wherever you get your podcasts... and subscribe!

From the very start, Amelie Mongrain has been in places where she had to fit herself into her surroundings, which might be why she says that home is "wherever my two feet are." She's gone from a child of Quebecois parents growing up in rural northeastern Ontario, to a high school exchange student in Turkey, to big city life in Montreal for university, and then to Shanghai right after graduation. Then her real adventure began. From the typical party scene as one of the very few female expats in 1990s Shanghai, to building a business in the textile sector during China's manufacturing boom, to raising a son and then sending him off to university in a "home country" that he'd never lived in, she's done it all. Now she's on a whole new adventure: Empty-Nesting. It's a story of non-stop exploration and personal evolution, where even her chosen career has become a glorified excuse to travel the world and a vehicle for offering mentoring to young professionals in her field- something she never had in her early Shanghai days.   Bonus: For more insight into the unique culture of French Canadians in Ontario, check out this great story from the New York Times that was published just a few days after we recorded our interview: <a href="https://nyti.ms/2HBilm6" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ontario Has Francophones? Oui, Beaucoup, and They’re Angry</a>   Get in touch with comments, suggestions or interview recommendations:   Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/zax2000" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@zax2000</a> eMail: <a href="mailto:mike.shaw@migrationmedia.net">mike.shaw@migrationmedia.net</a>   Check out all of the shows in the Migration Media network on the web: <a href="http://www.migrationmedia.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.migrationmedia.net</a>   Please take a moment to "Like" us and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Podbean or wherever you get your podcasts... and subscribe!

#025: From Raising A TCK to Empty-Nesting Overseas | Amelie Mongrain