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Aaron and Sharon sit down to discuss her Indigenous cuisine business - the Kekuli Cafe. Sharon Bond-Hogg was born and raised in Merritt, British Columbia, and is a member of the Nooaitch First Nation.
Sharon is married to Darren Hogg of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, and they are the founders and owners of Kekuli Aboriginal Foods Inc., also known as Kekuli Café. They jointly own the Kekuli Café West in Kelowna and the Kekuli Bannock Food Truck, "Don't Panic…We Have Bannock!" Sharon is graduating with her MBA from the Beedie School of Business and Simon Fraser University this year. Sharon is also the owner and chief executive officer of Kekuli Café Properties Inc, where she brings her passion and vision for an Indigenous QSR to communities across Canada.
Learn more about the Kekuli Cafe: https://www.kekulicafe.com/
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