JA Alumni in the News: Turning Point

What started as an In-School JA Company Program experience in 2021 has now developed into an apparel business in Regina, SK: Turning Point. The business stays close to it's mission and donates 20% of their profits to support to mental health and suicide prevention by supporting the You Matter Foundation.

In November, Logan Curle & Tayson Smith were featured in a CTV segment to share more about Turning Point. This was a great opportunity to feature the business, where it began and where it is going.

Logan Curle was also the recipient of the 2022 JA Future Leaders Scholarship referencing his experiences with through JA and the JA Company Program and the early days of his involvement with Turning Point.

"JA helped me in my persona and professional development. Being part of the JA program I learned skills such as teamwork, creativity, collaboration and accountability.

I took on the leadership role as President, ensuring everyone knew what their duties were, but more importantly that everyone had a voice, identifying the strengths that each person possessed that would make us a stronger team."

CTV Media Segment