
Success Stories
Amidst a growing call for digital transformation accelerated by the COVID-19 crisis, the ShopHERE program supported businesses and artists across Canada with their very own online stores. Find some of our graduate success stories below and see how we help participants succeed online.
The Party People, a mobile party planning service in Toronto, Ontario, felt empowered to get online with the support of the ShopHERE powered by Google program.
Iriz Manaig had been operating her business Basic Cups in Kitchener, Ontario, for years. To improve the Basic Cups e-commerce presence, they reached out to the ShopHERE powered by Google program.
Natalie McFarlane owns and operates Rā:Shē:Ō a small business which utilizes art to engage with the law in a unique and imaginative way. Through the ShopHERE powered by Google program, McFarlane successfully brought this vision online.
Recognizing the importance of reaching customers online and driving sales, Jennifer Christen, the owner of GloWell Designs, turned to the ShopHERE powered by Google Program.
Diana B Coaching and Consulting in Milton, Ontario empowers women over 40 with body positivity and self-love. Through the ShopHERE powered by Google program, Diana began her e-commerce journey and launched a new website to start selling online.
SCENE Studio, by Ottawa-based designer Celine Khairallah, is making waves with its blend of contemporary and Lebanese influences. With the support of the ShopHERE powered by Google Program, Celine has successfully established an online presence.
Toronto, Ontario’s Marlene Ursabia created Flemingdon Park Holdings Inc. to bring equitable, honest and transparent transcription work to the public. To establish their online presence, they turned to the ShopHERE powered by Google Program.
Honouring his mother’s memory, Matthew Gonzalez embedded her knowledge in a brand that would elevate the experience of personal care – Rubena Royal. Gonzalez turned to ShopHERE powered Google to establish an online presence.
Tina Gunn and Jen Metzner run "What's Your Damage?" from Keswick, Ontario. Signing up for the ShopHERE powered by Google program has enabled them to expand their internet visibility.