Constance Fenyo ─ Meet the Founder ─ a Brief Overview

Let’s face it – financial books and YouTube tutorials are a dime a dozen. The fact is, I’m a regular person just like you. I’m not some billionaire out of touch with reality. I spent most of my childhood and teen years in a modest, low-income household. In fact, when I was growing up, we never spoke about money in our home. Wealth, or how to get it, was a taboo topic. It was no coincidence that our family didn’t have much to go around. I learned how to become financially free through a lot of trial and error. I made some costly mistakes. I had to sift through mountains of information.  

No one should have to struggle. By following my blueprint and doing the homework outlined in my book, you can bypass decades of learning and build wealth early. It’s that simple. I wish they taught this invaluable life skill as a mandatory subject in high school. By starting now, you can dramatically change your financial trajectory.  

As for me,

I’m a serial entrepreneur. I’m currently the President & CEO of Weber-Fenyo Holdings Inc, a company with ownership in multiple private businesses, from software solutions that orchestrate, integrate, and automate business processes for large scale organizations to hand-sanitizing manufacturing and bottling… even micro-spirits distilling and fitness products. I’m actively involved in real estate development and act as a business and corporate consultant, passionately building businesses, closing deals and helping people.  

Prior to creating Weber-Fenyo Holdings, I specialized in the legal software solutions industry in my role as President & owner of Dye & Durham Corporation, a company now publicly trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange as “DND”. While leading Dye & Durham, I was fortunate to be listed multiple times, in Business in Vancouver’s TOP 10 Biggest BC businesses owned by Women and became the recognized leader in the legal software and registry support industry. I was grateful to receive numerous awards, including the Platinum Award for Inclusion Excellence in Business and the “Best Large Business” in Vancouver, BC.  I enjoyed mentoring for the BC Forum for Women Entrepreneurs, acting as President of the local Chamber of Commerce, organizing several community events and providing insights on the New West budget task force and economic development and trade coalition.

I’m privileged to have been invited to sit on several Boards, participate in numerous charities and continue my work as mentor to aspiring business leaders.  I hope to give back to the world that has treated me well.  To that end, all proceeds from “The Pathway to Prosperity” will be donated to charities for vulnerable and impoverished children.