This week on Make My Logo Bigger, we sit down with Terri Roberts, Creative Director at Ray and one of Atlantic Canada's most accomplished creative leaders. With more than 25 years of experience, Terri has helped shape award-winning campaigns for some of the region's most recognizable brands while championing creativity, mentorship, and leadership. Join us for a conversation about building great work, fostering creative culture, and the evolving role of creativity in business.

Today on Make My Logo Bigger, we’re joined by MJ Leslie, founder of Chapter 3 Ltd., a consulting firm that helps start-ups and small businesses navigate critical moments of growth. In this conversation, MJ helps us dig into what it really takes to scale a business, spot opportunity in complexity, and guide companies through their most pivotal chapters. Enjoy!

Today on Make My Logo Bigger, we sit down with Waye Mason, a self-described “part-time troublemaker” with decades of experience in business, government, arts and culture, and community leadership.From breaking down how municipal and provincial governments actually function to exploring strategy, representation, and the realities behind decision-making, this episode offers an insightful and approachable look at the systems shaping our communities. Thoughtful, candid, and full of sharp perspective, Waye brings clarity to complex ideas in a way only he can. We hope you enjoy!

In this episode of Make My Logo Bigger, we’re joined by Tanya DiPenta, Vice President of Marketing and Chief Client Officer, Atlantic at NATIONAL Public Relations, for a conversation about what it really takes to build strong, lasting brands. With over 20 years of experience across agency and client-side roles, Tanya shares insights on strategic communications, reputation management, and creating meaningful audience connections. From leading campaigns for organizations like the University of New Brunswick, Atlantic Credit Unions, Eastlink, NSLC, and Discover Saint John, to her time at Vancity, she brings a thoughtful, real-world perspective on growth and impact. Her approach to leadership is also shaped by purpose-driven work, including her role with Brain Injury Canada. Sit back and enjoy an episode chock-full of information and insights!

Today on Make My Logo Bigger, we’re joined by Jeff White and Carman Pirie, co-founders of Kula Partners, an agency that helps leading manufacturers transform their marketing and sales through digital strategy. With decades of combined experience in UX, marketing, and growth, they share insights on what it takes to stand out, scale effectively, and rethink the ordinary in today’s digital landscape. Sit back and take it all in - it's one you won't want to miss!

On this week’s episode of Make My Logo Bigger, we welcome Paul MacKinnon, a leader who helps cities thrive. Paul has spent nearly 30 years shaping vibrant downtowns, including the past 20 as CEO of the Downtown Halifax Business Commission, where he supports more than 1,700 businesses through advocacy, beautification, marketing, and community engagement.Beyond Halifax, Paul serves on boards including the International Downtown Association, Downtowns Atlantic Canada, and the Royal Nova Scotia Tattoo, and is a co-founder of the Art of City Building conference and Halifax International Fleet Week. A Dalhousie graduate with a BComm and MBA, he’s also completed executive leadership programs at Wharton.Sit back as we talk city-building, leadership, and the long view - it's an episode you won't want to miss.

In this episode of Make My Logo Bigger, we sit down with Pierre Tabbiner, a Halifax-born creative with over 22 years of experience and a reputation for blending strategic thinking with eye-catching design. For Pierre, great work isn’t just award-winning, it’s purposeful, impactful, and made with the audience in mind.An honours graduate of NSCC’s Graphic Design program, Pierre has partnered with some of Atlantic Canada’s most recognized brands, including Benjamin Bridge, Tourism Nova Scotia, Made With Local, and the Black Business Initiative. Outside the studio, he’s constantly experimenting with new mediums and building a life in Windsor, NS, where creativity fuels his day-to-day life.Tune in as we explore Pierre’s creative philosophy, the power of work that truly connects, and what it takes to make design that leaves a lasting impression.

Today on Make My Logo Bigger, we’re exploring the intersection of branding, design, and social impact with Navdeep Parmanand, a social entrepreneur and founder of Celebrate Your Curves. Navdeep is reshaping what inclusive fashion looks like through a made-to-measure brand grounded in body positivity, adaptive design, and sustainability.Originally from Punjab, India and now based in Canada, she challenges outdated beauty standards and builds purpose-driven connections through collaborations, elevating people with disabilities, older adults, and underrepresented communities.Navdeep exemplifies how meaningful marketing begins with meaningful impact, and why the future of fashion belongs to those designing with intention. We hope you enjoy!

On today’s episode of Make My Logo Bigger, our guest is a passionate leader and a powerful advocate for mental health in Canada. Starr Cunningham is the President and CEO of the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia, where she’s devoted her career to breaking down stigma and strengthening communities. A 2024 Atlantic Top 50 CEO Award winner, Difference Makers Award recipient, and graduate of the ICD-Rotman Directors Education Program, Starr’s leadership and compassion have earned her national recognition, including both the King Charles III Coronation Medal and the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal.Beyond her executive achievements, Starr is a bestselling children’s author and an award-winning journalist, known for telling stories that matter and inspiring change at every level. Join us for a powerful conversation about purpose, resilience, and what it truly means to make a difference.

On this episode of Make My Logo Bigger, we sit down with storyteller, filmmaker, and changemaker Andre Anderson: a tenth-generation African Nova Scotian whose work is redefining how we see ourselves, our communities, and our history.As the founder of Anderson Films Inc. and the creative mind behind acclaimed documentaries like Standing Tall, Under Pressure, and Talk Therapy, Andre uses film as a force for truth, healing, and connection. From mentoring youth and advocating for mental health to exploring identity through cinema, his mission is simple but profound: to amplify voices that deserve to be heard.Join us for a powerful conversation about legacy, resilience, and the courage to create change through storytelling.