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He did ,75:@A>A9K (&( &)%$&& and meet investors,” said so well at it, he was hired (&( &)%$&& *(%)'&(*.A>=EI39A@ Rallo. “We had to convince by Fuji Film e-systems *(%)'&(* K4D;6+-. "7FF3 +((%*#/(!%"/, +((%*#/(!%:3BF7D ()70*5-9/,58358 A8,47>:..0484K 4KD;3@D77@7 7H7D>K>73DKI;F:?K )* &+ *&($+)! NH7 K73D A>6EA@ &-%#&59/04. )* &+ *&($+)! :99/,,894KD3@= &-%#&-&5: +;@3FD3 %(4995!04.5:9!04. ,&+(!*$&,!"/, 5:94K3F+F7H7@E (9:7(2 ,&+(!*$&,!(7> ,&+(!*#&#()*+(%* 566048"/,7,(1-(89 %KI;873@6!>AH7FA anielle Wilson is the think in the early days I 2:)3,70*(4,(:9> 73FEAF:;E;E3FAG9: owner of a successful was getting food for people 3@66A7;9:F435= A@7 !FE47FI77@!> children’s clothing com- at midnight,” she said. FA 435=7B;EA67EA8 ;3D6;@A3@6$3G53 pany, but her career began She later became a 495:7(.,5AG@F ()&%/&+-&+#$&)* in the fast-paced world of vice-president at McCann, ,&+(!*#&#()*+(%* #!"*&$*#!,!%&( commercial advertising. but a)er giving birth to her /7EF )+3?/3>FA@ Wilson began her 'rst child, she struggled to ()&%/&+-&+#$&)* (&))!&%/&+-&+#$&)* advertising career in #,,- 'nd balance in her life. #!"*&$*#!,!%&( #!"*&*(/!IAG>6>AH7 a)er she earned a diploma “If I stayed in the indus- )D76EF3;D7 FAIAD=8AD&+;@ in marketing communi- try I would never spend (&))!&%/&+-&+#$&)* EB3577JB>AD3F;A@ cations from the British any time with my children #!"*&*(/$A53F;A@ %*&((3G>*AE3 Columbia Institute of and that wasn’t something E5AGF8AD7*/09,*9:7(2 ?KEF7B83F:7D:3E Technology. I wanted to do.” 0.,89EJAF;5 A?7E people to put their money a)er he graduated. ?7@FAD76?7;@ Wilson said she knew Wilson packed it in and DAG@6F:7/AD>6;EEG7 in, we went through the From #,,- to %""/, Rallo >;873@64GE;@7EE what attracted her to took some time to spend %*&(%3DF:3+F7I3DF whole thing.” was Fuji’s vice-president ,:7E75A@6;E+5AFF advertising right away: with her family, but in F:74GE;@7EEIA?3@ It obviously worked. of web development and DAI@EF7;@?K “A career or living to be %""- she founded her cur- @AFF:76A?7EF;56;H3 PNI operates photo- operations before he joined F75:@A>A9K?7@FAD made sitting around with rent venture the Sweet Pea- &)*$$&(#(( kiosk so)ware and sells Microso!’s digital imaging &)*$$&(#(( a bunch of bright people nut Clothing Company. $!#)*&%&(,%* personal photo merchandise team in %""/ as a senior $!#)*&%&(,%* and coming up with ideas,” 7FF;@9F:753>>F:3F such as photos, photo books, program manager. /:7@!NDEF<A;@76 she said. .+$!%$#($*# &AD6EFDA?EI3@F76FA personalized calendars and (&!I7I7D73H7DK First, she worked for "-$+#)'#''+'($ 53DDK+I77F(73@GF small-business stationary. &+)%+$& # E?3>>F73?:36A@>K Boston Pizza as an ac- &+ )*+)!%))&( Rallo helped the FIA5GEFA?7DE3@6 count executive respon- *#!!#/ '(&))!&%#!)!&% company transform from a &(!'!'!$$&'$ H7DK>;FF>7?A@7K ,:7 sible for media campaigns, +3K;@9@AFAFIA?3<AD small, personalized prod- !$*)'#''/ 3?AG@FA8:3@6E A@ but she jumped ship According to Wilson, 4;9 4AJD7F3;>7DE uct retailer to Canada’s IAD=I3E;??7@E7 in #,,+ and, until %""!, in its fourth year Sweet *)#**&&,:7 fastest-growing public Rallo said he was able to 3@6F:7:AGDEI7D7 worked for a variety of Peanut’s sales reached half AF:7D;F7?EA@?K company as ranked by leverage the skills he learned 7@6>7EE 'GD5AD7 well-known advertising a million dollars, and her M4G5=7F>;EFP Pro!t magazine. at Fuji and Microso) to help 9DAGB676;53F76 agencies such as Cossette clothing is sold in more In %""*, PNI recorded turn PNI into a success. 7H7DKF:;@9FAD74G;>6 West, Tourism BC and than -"" stores around the was to achieve an ideal more than $#+ million in Now, in an e(ort to give 383>F7D;@9EKEF7? MacLaren McCann. world. balance,” she said. “So revenue. It works with back, Rallo mentors young EAF:3FI75AG>6 She soon realized in She said the idea behind I was really looking to large retailers such as entrepreneurs at Simon ?3@397HA>G?78AD order to get ahead in the the company was not only a(ord people that same Costco and Wal-Mart. Fraser University’s New /3> %3DF6GD;@9F:7 advertising world she to create suitable clothing opportunity.” Ą Rallo, who’s originally BC Venture Program. :A>;63KE73EA@3E would have to get involved for her own kids, but also from New York, said his “It’s great to go to a I7>>3EEGBBADF@7I in new-business pitches. to provide employment for father’s furniture-and- one-guy show and help 4GE;@7EEI7:AB76FA “So I quickly hung other professionals-turned- appliance business had him 'gure out how to take I;@ !>>@7H7D8AD97F around for as many of mothers who want to work a big impact on him as a his technology and turn it :AI;@EB;D76!I3EO those as I could, and I but can’t commit full time.
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