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Kibbi's Founder Is Recognized as a Formidable Woman Across Alberta

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We are proud to share that Hong Phuc Nguyen, founder of Kibbi, has been recognized as one of Alberta’s Formidable Women by the Calgary Region Immigrant Employment Council (CRIEC). This recognition highlights her leadership, innovation, and dedication to empowering local businesses and job seekers through technology-driven workforce solutions.

Empowering Communities Through Inclusive Hiring

As an immigrant entrepreneur, Hong Phuc has firsthand experience navigating employment challenges in a new country. Her journey led to the creation of Kibbi, a platform designed to connect local businesses with nearby talent, making hiring more accessible, inclusive, and community-driven. Through partnerships with workforce development agencies, business associations, and chambers of commerce, Kibbi helps small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) build strong, diverse teams while supporting job seekers—especially immigrants and newcomers—on their career paths.

A Well-Deserved Honor

Being named a Formidable Woman Across Alberta is a testament to Hong Phuc’s unwavering commitment to driving economic inclusion, breaking barriers in hiring, and fostering stronger local communities. Her leadership exemplifies the power of immigrant entrepreneurship in shaping a more inclusive workforce, making a lasting impact on both businesses and job seekers alike.

This recognition is not just about past achievements—it’s about continuing to inspire change. With Kibbi’s mission growing stronger, Hong Phuc remains dedicated to reshaping hiring practices, fostering diversity, and strengthening local economies across Canada.

Join Us in Celebrating

We congratulate Hong Phuc Nguyen for this incredible recognition. Her journey is an inspiration to entrepreneurs, immigrants, and leaders everywhere.

Read more about Formidable Women Across Alberta here: CRIEC’s Feature

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