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DEI is good for the bottom line & Steve Young goes back to business school

DEI is good for the bottom line & Steve Young goes back to business school

Update: 2025-06-04
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This episode of the Manitoba Inc. Podcast brings you a double dose of business wisdom. We first explore the topic of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), examining the Canadian perspective on recent pushback. Shreeraj Patel, co-founder of Seva Capital Canada Inc., joins us to discuss the data on how DEI drives profitability and innovation. The segment also includes an excerpt from a panel discussion at the QNET Back to the Future conference, featuring insights from Marty Maykut (Price Industries), Katie Hall Hursh (The Megill-Stephenson Company Limited), and Michelle Cameron (Dreamcatcher Promotions) on how embracing diversity of thought fuels success.

The next segment features a conversation with NFL legend Steve Young, who was in Winnipeg to receive The Associates of the Asper School of Business International Distinguished Entrepreneur Award (IDEA) for 2025. The Super Bowl-winning quarterback, now a private equity powerhouse, shares lessons on teamwork, culture, and the 'truest truth' of leadership in the business world.

Join hosts Eleanor Coopsammy and Geoff Kirbyson for the latest Manitoba Inc. episode.

Follow Manitoba Inc. on LinkedIn and visit us at manitoba-inc.ca

Interview with Shreeraj Patel: 1:53
Interview with Steve Young: 12:17

This episode is brought to you by MNP - Wherever business takes you. 

Copyright 2025 Geoff Kirbyson Ink. All rights reserved.

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DEI is good for the bottom line & Steve Young goes back to business school

DEI is good for the bottom line & Steve Young goes back to business school

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