Money & Career

Words of wisdom from Canada’s top women entrepreneurs

We asked our W100 winners for their secrets to success.

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W100 How she does it (November 2014 pg 134)
4 / 8 Photo, courtesy of Maplelea.

Kathryn Gallagher Morton

W100 ranking: #48
President and founder, Maplelea, makers of Canadian-themed dolls, Newmarket, Ont.

Competitive edge: "We didn't blink when Mattel's American Girl brand invaded our country with its huge marketing machine. We just kept doing what made us a success in the first place: designing and producing Maplelea products – dolls, story journals, and accessories that reflect our country's culture, heritage, and geography."

 

 

UPCOMING EVENT (Nov. 26): The W100 Idea Exchange, hosted by editors of PROFIT and Chatelaine, is a unique opportunity for all women entrepreneurs to come together and share best practices, to learn from management experts about today’s key business opportunities and challenges, and to create personal connections that can last a lifetime.
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