• Business In The Open: EP 19 - Shallyn Hendry, Nine Yards Studio

  • Nov 6 2024
  • Length: 41 mins
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Business In The Open: EP 19 - Shallyn Hendry, Nine Yards Studio

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  • In this episode of the Business in the Open podcast, host Vanessa Smith sits down with Shallyn Hendry, co-founder of Nine Yard Studio, an architecture and design firm. Shallyn shares insights on navigating the complexities of starting a business, her unique partnership with co-founder Silva Stojak, and the transition from being an employee to a boss. The conversation delves into standout projects like the Charlottetown Library, the significance of community involvement, and balancing being an entrepreneur with impending motherhood. Shallyn provides practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and highlights the importance of being a 'doer.'

    Connect with Nine Yards Studio:

    https://9yarchitecture.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/nine__yards__studio

    This episode was audio-produced by Adam Ramsay.

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