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Bonshaw, Pe, Ca

Prince Edward Island, Canada

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Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Prince Edward Island, Canada

For more than 20 years, Ann Worth, President of Worth Consulting Group has worked providing a variety of business development services to businesses and not-for-profit associations. Ann’s tourism and food industry roots run deep with a post secondary education program in Hotel / Motel Restaurant Management. Areas of study and work experience include hotel marketing and sales, export market development, communications, food and beverage management, business accounting, economics, and human… Show more For more than 20 years, Ann Worth, President of Worth Consulting Group has worked providing a variety of business development services to businesses and not-for-profit associations. Ann’s tourism and food industry roots run deep with a post secondary education program in Hotel / Motel Restaurant Management. Areas of study and work experience include hotel marketing and sales, export market development, communications, food and beverage management, business accounting, economics, and human resource development. A multitude of industry experience has been acquired with various international and domestic hotel / resort chains including Holiday Inns, Delta Hotels, Howard Johnson and Rodd Hotels and Resorts. An ongoing commitment to professional education has facilitated a strong base of knowledge in customer service, tourism operations, marketing and across the past decade, export business development. Ann has been described as an initiator who can bring people and process together to “make things happen”. She has a keen understanding of the marketplace, supply chain and business development processes. She is able to build rapport and networks to accomplish primary and secondary goals. Management skill, marketing prowess, a strong, personal drive and creative insight round out her strengths. She has built productive working relationships, partnerships and organizations from the ground up while working across borders with public, private, and not-for-profit sectors. Show less

Prince Edward Island, Canada

Consulting Firm established to provide the following key services to a multitude of private and public sector domestic and international clients;Perform Strategic Assessments on specific Industry Sectors or Markets Develop and Implement Strategic Business Plans Professional Facilitation and Strategic Planning SupportDevelop and Implement International and Domestic Marketing Plans Media Relations, Communications, Develop Export Market Entry Strategies International… Show more Consulting Firm established to provide the following key services to a multitude of private and public sector domestic and international clients;Perform Strategic Assessments on specific Industry Sectors or Markets Develop and Implement Strategic Business Plans Professional Facilitation and Strategic Planning SupportDevelop and Implement International and Domestic Marketing Plans Media Relations, Communications, Develop Export Market Entry Strategies International Trade Event Management and Coordination Foreign International Trade Training, Facilitation, Research Support, Project Management Sponsorship Development, Proposal Writing Assistance Show less

M&C PEI is mandated to market and sell the province of Prince Edward Island as a premier in-demand coastal meetings and conventions (M&C) destination. M&C PEI identifies meeting planners’ needs and connects them with industry partners to meet those needs.In conjunction with the organization’s board of directors and talented staff, Ann will be responsible for providing the overall leadership, vision, direction and strategic and operational priorities of M&C PEI” The important work of the M&C… Show more M&C PEI is mandated to market and sell the province of Prince Edward Island as a premier in-demand coastal meetings and conventions (M&C) destination. M&C PEI identifies meeting planners’ needs and connects them with industry partners to meet those needs.In conjunction with the organization’s board of directors and talented staff, Ann will be responsible for providing the overall leadership, vision, direction and strategic and operational priorities of M&C PEI” The important work of the M&C PEI drives economic wealth and value to tourism stakeholders from tip to tip in the province. PEI's Meeting and Convention product and service offerings are world class and provide the foundation for incredible delegate experiences.” “Meetings & Conventions Prince Edward Island brought in over 20,000 delegates and 40,000 guestrooms in 2014. It is an honor and privilege to work with stakeholders to help drive PEI’s continued success as a premier in-demand coastal meetings and conventions (M&C) destination. Show less

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The Prince Edward Island Aquaculture Alliance (PEIAA) was established in January 1998 as an umbrella organization representing the PEI Cultured Mussel Growers Association, the Island Oyster Growers Group, and the PEI Finfish Association. The Alliance is a non-profit association that provides a unified voice on behalf of its 200 plus members, including: mussel, oyster and finfish growers/processors, government departments/agencies, and supplier companies. It's mission: Support. Grow. Promote The… Show more The Prince Edward Island Aquaculture Alliance (PEIAA) was established in January 1998 as an umbrella organization representing the PEI Cultured Mussel Growers Association, the Island Oyster Growers Group, and the PEI Finfish Association. The Alliance is a non-profit association that provides a unified voice on behalf of its 200 plus members, including: mussel, oyster and finfish growers/processors, government departments/agencies, and supplier companies. It's mission: Support. Grow. Promote The Prince Edward Island Aquaculture Alliance was formed to provide focus for the Prince Edward Island Aquaculture Industry and to enhance industry prosperity through its development as an effective world competitor. Show less

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The Women Presidents’ Organization (WPO) is the premier peer advisory organization connecting top women entrepreneurs who own multi-million dollar companies. In monthly meetings across the US, Canada, Peru, the UK, and South Africa, chapters composed of 20 accomplished women presidents, who generate a minimum of $2 million in annual revenue or $1 million for service based businesses, invest time and energy in themselves and their businesses to drive their corporations to the next level. Local… Show more The Women Presidents’ Organization (WPO) is the premier peer advisory organization connecting top women entrepreneurs who own multi-million dollar companies. In monthly meetings across the US, Canada, Peru, the UK, and South Africa, chapters composed of 20 accomplished women presidents, who generate a minimum of $2 million in annual revenue or $1 million for service based businesses, invest time and energy in themselves and their businesses to drive their corporations to the next level. Local WPO chapters are coordinated by a professional facilitator and meet monthly to share business expertise and experience in a confidential and collaborative setting. Ann Worth is the Chapter Chair for WPO's Atlantic Canada One Chapter headquartered in Halifax. For more information, call Ann at 902-675-2916 or WPO at 212-688-4114 or visit http://www.womenpresidentsorg.com. Show less

The Visitor Satisfaction Program (VSP) in partnership with Atlantic Canada’s four tourism industry associations, ACOA and the four departments of tourism in Atlantic Canada is accepting participants for its Visitors Satisfaction Program for accommodation and campground operators in Atlantic Canada.Operators pay an annual modest participation fee ($50.00 to $100.00). Unique to this program is the amount of quality research available to each operator specific to their individual property.… Show more The Visitor Satisfaction Program (VSP) in partnership with Atlantic Canada’s four tourism industry associations, ACOA and the four departments of tourism in Atlantic Canada is accepting participants for its Visitors Satisfaction Program for accommodation and campground operators in Atlantic Canada.Operators pay an annual modest participation fee ($50.00 to $100.00). Unique to this program is the amount of quality research available to each operator specific to their individual property. Learn from your guest “how you are doing” as well as, “how you are doing compared to other operators in your region, province and throughout Atlantic Canada”.Contact Ann Worth for more information on this important program. Show less

- a challenging management position overseeing the effective operations of 16 ice cream / apparel and chocolate / confectionery stores across Canada. Included the key functions of recruiting, hiring and training staff, management of key costs such as food and labor and responsibility for revenue maximization through marketing and promotion. Overall responsibilities also included media / public communications, advertising planning and overall business development functions.Owner, A… Show more - a challenging management position overseeing the effective operations of 16 ice cream / apparel and chocolate / confectionery stores across Canada. Included the key functions of recruiting, hiring and training staff, management of key costs such as food and labor and responsibility for revenue maximization through marketing and promotion. Overall responsibilities also included media / public communications, advertising planning and overall business development functions.Owner, A Little Gift Maple Inc. established 1998- maple inspired gift ware company providing unique, natural products to a diverse clientele including grocery retail, wholesale retail accounts, tourists, local corporate, meeting and convention buyers. www.alittlegift.ca or facebook alittlegift Show less

a challenging management position mandated to assist Atlantic Canadian food and beverage companies in developing export markets outside of Canada. Working closely with an Atlantic board of 17 stakeholders representing the private and public sector, key areas of organizational priority include industry skills development, international export readiness training / export education delivery, SME export path finding, market and trade development, market research, regulatory compliance guidance and… Show more a challenging management position mandated to assist Atlantic Canadian food and beverage companies in developing export markets outside of Canada. Working closely with an Atlantic board of 17 stakeholders representing the private and public sector, key areas of organizational priority include industry skills development, international export readiness training / export education delivery, SME export path finding, market and trade development, market research, regulatory compliance guidance and advocacy. With an ongoing commitment to industry strategic planning and committee management, we grew the organization from $ 80,000 in revenues to over $ 1.6 million in year 2005 posting surpluses annually throughout the 4 years. We were successful in identifying the needs of the industry and developing solutions with partners to help industry overcome barriers / challenges to export growth. We did this with diligence, enthusiasm and sheer determination. Regional cooperation is an evolving process. With patience and a positive outlook, we became a model of organizational cooperation. In addition, we were excellent stewards of our resources with financial accountability in place. Successful public private sector project partnerships were formed with Agriculture and Agri-food Canada, the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency and the provincial governments of Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador. Show less

a challenging management position with this newly formed not-for-profit trade association mandated to foster the growth and development of the food and beverage processing sector in Prince Edward Island. Working with a board of 13 people, priority areas of focus included human resource skills development, industry training coordination, research, domestic and export market development, information dissemination, advocacy and working with provincial and federal government partners. Key… Show more a challenging management position with this newly formed not-for-profit trade association mandated to foster the growth and development of the food and beverage processing sector in Prince Edward Island. Working with a board of 13 people, priority areas of focus included human resource skills development, industry training coordination, research, domestic and export market development, information dissemination, advocacy and working with provincial and federal government partners. Key responsibilities include managing staff, committees, building and retaining provincial membership to the organization, fiscal management and accountability, project development and management. Facilitating board input and creating alliances and partnerships with key industry stakeholders were key factors in the start up and accumulative success of the Association. Highlighted partnerships included HRDC ( Labour Market Development Agreement ), , Agriculture and Agrifood Canada, the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, PEI Employment Development Agency, assorted departments of the provincial government and other provincial trade associations. An ongoing commitment to formal, industry strategic planning has ensured our ongoing relevance to the industry and its partners. Show less

a challenging position within Rodd Management mandated to develop domestic and international business relationships and increase group and individual business within all 9 Rodd owned and affiliated properties. My focus incorporated market segments including Corporate, Provincial and Federal Government, Provincial and International Associations, Motorcoach, Travel Agencies, Niche Specialty Markets and Sports. Other responsibilities included managing client relationships, project and database… Show more a challenging position within Rodd Management mandated to develop domestic and international business relationships and increase group and individual business within all 9 Rodd owned and affiliated properties. My focus incorporated market segments including Corporate, Provincial and Federal Government, Provincial and International Associations, Motorcoach, Travel Agencies, Niche Specialty Markets and Sports. Other responsibilities included managing client relationships, project and database development, assisting with marketing strategy development for specific markets and specific products, familiarization tours of facilities, account development through trade show participation and direct selling. In addition, an ongoing participation and committee involvement with assorted tourism partners including the Provincial Department of Economic Development and Tourism, the Tourism Industry Association of Prince Edward Island and the PEI Convention Bureau (now Meetings PEI.) Show less

The position that included a combination of administrative and supervisory duties. The hiring and training of all new employees (had approximately 10 service persons) on a regular weekly schedule for dining room, lounge and private meeting/ banquet functions. In addition, I was responsible for all staff performance evaluations, establishing and maintaining service standards, customer billing, inventory control, menu development, scheduling and special event coordinating.

duties included booking conferences, meetings, assorted functions, posting to client accounts, written correspondence, contract preparation, department communication of client function needs. I was promoted to this position from a catering supervisor's position which included supervising service team, taking reservations, cash balancing and deposits, assisting with training and maintaining service standards as laid out by the Food and Beverage Manager.

Designation: Certified International Trade Professional C.I.T.P., Marketing/Marketing Management, General

Areas of study throughout this 3 year part time, 8 module trade program including international marketing, international market research.

Academic Diploma, Hotel Motel Restaurant Management

Activities and Societies: Student Council Class Representative Member, Junior Branch, Canadian Food Service Executive Association Hotel.

High School Diploma