by Sandra Nomoto | Business & Marketing, Buy local, Events, Food, Social good, Spirituality, Vancouver, Vegan food, Vegan leaders, Vegans
A social entrepreneur driven by health, faith, community, and lifelong learning Many vegans in Vancouver will need no introduction to Stevan Mirkovich, one of the passionate partners behind Planted, which acquired the Veg Expo and hosts the Planted Expo. The event has...
by Sandra Nomoto | Business & Marketing, Food, Social good, Vegan food, Vegan leaders, Vegan marketing profiles
One of the fastest growing fast-food chains in the USA (and it’s vegan!) Welcome to my first monthly vegan marketing profile. The goal of these profiles is to introduce whoever stumbles on my blog to vegan companies and talk about how they market themselves....
by Sandra Nomoto | Business & Marketing, Food, Health, Vegan food, Vegan leaders, Vegans
Welcome to my new Vegan Leaders series! Given my new focus on working for vegan leaders, I’m repurposing interviews that Vegan Entrepreneurs Group (VEG) Networking Canada has done since 2020. I thought I should start profiling leaders who are vegan, and I...
by Sandra Nomoto | Food, Health, Vegan food, Vegan recipes
An easy peasy and ultra healthy winter stew I got this from the book Medical Medium, which contains a bunch of recipes. You might think author Anthony William is a con artist, but no matter what you think about him, he knows how to make a damn good vegan soup! Even...
by Sandra Nomoto | Food, Vegan food, Vegan recipes
A winter recipe that warms the heart and tummy Adapted from one of Chef Chloe Coscarelli’s cookbooks, this dish made me an official fan of barley. This is not a grain I ever ate or cooked with as a child or young adult, but it’s heartier than rice. Pearled...
by Sandra Nomoto | Animals, Business & Marketing, Food, Social good, Vegan food
Review of the best videos by vegan companies in 2024’s last quarter I can tell marketing budgets are exhausted by this time of year because you don’t see as many as we did in Q1 during the Super Bowl—unless you’re a British supermarket. Holy heck, do...