Welcome to Digital Nova Scotia, Jena!

Please give a warm welcome to Digital Nova Scotia's newest team member, Jena Legere, who will be joining our team full-time as a Project Marketing Coordinator!
Tell us about yourself! What is your education, your experience- what led to where you are today?
My most common thread so far in life is people. I have a bachelor's degree from Dalhousie University in Sociology and International Development, and an Advanced Diploma in Event Management from NSCC, both of which I was drawn to due to my interest in others and learning from differences. From there my foray into the NonProfit world was ushered in by my love for my neighbourhood; telling stories through writing and photography and the people who live, work and play there.
So, you’ve finished your first few days with us – how was it?
My first day, while a bit (expectedly) overwhelming, ultimately made me feel like I made the right decision in joining the Digital Nova Scotia team. Everyone seems so kind, supporting and talented!
What excites you the most about the tech sector in Nova Scotia?
The opportunities for connection and growth!
While you work or study, what do you have playing in the background?
Lately, Paramore, or anything Lin Manuel Miranda
What’s something you're passionate about?
Singing. Hugely therapeutic.
What three items would you take with you on a deserted island?
Coffee, Camera, volleyball?
Quick hitters!
Spring or fall? – Fall Android or iPhone? – Android Comedy or thriller? –Comedy Coffee or tea? – Coffee Chocolate or Vanilla? – Chocolate Laptop or Desktop? –Laptop Breakfast or Dinner? – Dinner Early Bird or Night Owl? - Early Bird Ocean or lake? – Ocean Fun fact – I can crack 300 eggs in 15 minutes
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