I didn't know what I wanted to be when I grew up...I'm not sure I know what I want to be even now!

Like many people, I pursued my education (I attended McGill and University of Guelph studying Business, Religion and Education). During the summers I was a flight attendant for Air Canada and when I graduated I ended up in a very serious career (a Management Consultant based in Washington, DC).

It was really exciting for a while, I traveled all over the US and met interesting people however after a period of time I found myself longing for something different. I left my job and decided to do some soul searching. I became a yoga instructor and attended courses at the Harvard affiliated Mind Body Medical Institute to help understand how our bodies work (and why my mom's tricks and tips were so effective)! When I came back to Canada I decided to create a stress management program, something that helped all sorts of people deal with life and understand how their bodies worked. Many of my clients were not eating breakfast, and if they were it wasn't the type of product that would give them long lasting energy. Clients fell in love with mom's recipes and wanted to buy my mom's cereal. Until then mom had been making small batches for friends and her yoga students. That is when I found what I needed to do! The cereal that I had taken on flights around the world with me, had as breakfast every morning in hotel rooms when I was consulting even had for dinner on more then one occasion was my Mom's Healthy Secret and I should share it with everyone!!!

It's nearly 3 years later...we're in business, shipping across the country and growing everyday! The commercial side of things is very exhilarating - meeting new people, lots of new challenges all the time - but for me, I think of Mom's not as a business, but as a mission.

Mom has given me a gift, and it is one I can share with everyone! We remain focused on that goal everyday and are committed to building a brand that allows people to eat foods that are made with health as the primary goal - fortunately they taste great too!