This International Women’s Day, we’re proud to recognize the entrepreneurs shaping Canada’s small business landscape with determination and creativity. Women continue to bring fresh perspectives and strong leadership to this progress, helping strengthen communities and industries across the country. Like the leaders featured in CanadianSME Small Business Magazine, many business owners are breaking barriers, building impactful companies, and driving innovation in every sector.
At Bell, we understand the vital role small businesses play in Canada’s economy – and we’re committed to supporting their success with technology that keeps operations moving forward. With fast, reliable fibre and 5G connectivity, business‑grade Internet, and tools like Bell Business Wi‑Fi for stronger security and smarter insights, we help simplify the day‑to‑day so entrepreneurs can stay focused on growth.
We continue to expand our ecosystem of trusted partners – including Webware, Perplexity, and Ateko – to help business owners strengthen their digital presence, streamline operations, and reach new customers more efficiently. We also proudly collaborate with organizations like SME and the Ontario Business Improvement Area Association (OBIAA) to support small businesses and entrepreneurs.
As we look ahead, we see meaningful opportunities for small businesses to benefit from AI, stronger connectivity, and integrated solutions. As we continue this work, we remain committed to supporting women in leadership and empowering entrepreneurs across Canada’s diverse business community.
Karine Moses
Vice Chair, Québec and Senior Vice President, Sales at Bell
As Senior Vice President, Sales, Karine leads Bell’s sales, strategy and channel operations for the Consumer and Small Business markets. As Vice Chair, Québec, Karine oversees all Bell’s public affairs, community, and other initiatives across the province.
Starting at Bell in 1997, Karine has held progressively senior leadership roles in Bell Network, Field Services, Finance and Media.
She holds a finance degree from HEC Montréal and has completed the Harvard Business School’s General Management Program. She serves on the boards of the Montréal Canadiens Children’s Foundation, the Montréal Heart Institute Foundation, and more recently the Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montréal. Born and raised in the Montréal area, Karine is fluently bilingual.
