The Polestar Podcast · 2024-09-23 · 42 min
Podcast Highlights: Discover Skipper Otto's values on sustainability and the importance of preserving Indigenous finishing practices. Explore how Skipper Otto has reimagined the "farm-to-table" experience to connect customers to the stories of fishing families. Listen to Sonia discuss the role of a system-oriented approach in enabling sustainable practices and how it was essential to becoming a B-Corp Certified corporation. Familiarize yourself with Sonia's perspectives on entrepreneurship and business ownership, emphasizing the significance of incremental progress to prevent feelings of overwhelm and ultimately achieve greater success. About the Guest - Sonia Strobel Sonia is a visionary leader and entrepreneur. She is the CEO and Co-founder of Skipper Otto Community Supported Fishery, an innovative solution for home cooks to source premium, wild seafood directly from independent, Canadian fishing families. Under her leadership Skipper Otto has grown both in size and scale, helping to transform the way Canadians eat local seafood. Sonia is also a sought-after speaker on sustainable fisheries and local food systems.
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