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November 14, 2022 37 mins
Host Don Amero sits down with Mark Chipman, Executive Chairman & Governor of Truth North Sports & Entertainment (Winnipeg Jets Hockey Club) and his daughter Sarah Howe, a med-school student who currently sits as Chair of the Board of the North Point Douglas Women's Centre in Winnipeg Manitoba. Mark also serves as the Governor of the Winnipeg Jets on the NHL’s Board of Governors. Born and raised in Winnipeg, Mark attended St. Paul’s High School and later, the University of North Dakota where he played varsity football while earning an Honors B.A. in Economics and a Juris Doctorate in Law.  Mark entered the business of professional hockey in 1996 and led the team that developed Canada Life Centre and ultimately the acquisition and relocation of the NHL Atlanta Thrashers. The club was re-named the Winnipeg Jets by Mark at the 2011 NHL entry draft. In December of 2016, Mark was named to the Executive Committee of the NHL’s Board of Governors. Mark has been the recipient of the AHL's James C. Hendy and Thomas Ebright awards as well as the Order of Manitoba and the University of North Dakota’s Sioux Award. In addition to his business and hockey interests, Mark is actively involved in a number of community efforts. He established the True North Youth Foundation in 1996 and founded Gonzaga Middle School in 2016. Mark was named to the Selection Committee of the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2019 and is the Chairman of the Winnipeg Downtown Community Safety Partnership. Sarah Howe (maiden name Chipman), was born and raised in Winnipeg. She moved to Toronto in 2014 where she met her husband Jake, and the two of them have since moved back to Winnipeg.  Sarah completed a bachelor's degree with honours in Kinesiology and was accepted into a Master of Science program at the University of Manitoba. However, she recently decided to pursue her career as a private chef. Sarah started her company, Sarah Howe Creative Ltd., during the pandemic as a way to offer a unique experience while we were all stuck at home. She started out by offering online cooking classes, where ingredients were delivered to each participant's home, and the class was taught on Zoom. Since then, she has grown her business to offer private dinners, catering for parties, custom meal prep, and is working on a cookbook.  Sarah is also the Chair of the North Point Douglas Women’s Centre, and is involved with many community organizations. She founded Soulfull Meetings, a support group that has grown to partner with the Women’s Health Clinic, providing weekly support to those struggling with eating disorders.If you are struggling with an eating disorder, please visit some resources: https://edfc.ca/resources-2/ https://nedic.ca/ https://www.camh.ca/en/professionals/treating-conditions-and-disorders/eating-disorders Find out more about Mark Chipman: https://www.tnse.com/staff/mark-chipman/ Find out more about Sarah Howe: https://www.npdwc.org/our-board.html Find out more about the Through the Fire Podcast: https://donamero.ca/through-the-fire-podcast/ Follow the Through the Fire Podcast on Instagram @ThroughTheFirePod Follow the Through the Fire Podcast on TikTok @ThroughTheFirePod Follow Don Amero on Instagram @DonAmero Follow Don Amero on TikTok @TheDonAmero Follow Don Amero on Twitter @DonaldAmero Listen to Don Amero's music: https://donamero.lnk.tt/ATLEM Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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