Board Governance: Principles versus Models
You can’t just buy a board governance model off the shelf; it takes some principled work By Linda Wood Edwards Many of us – companies and not-for-profits – work with… Read More
A Game Changer for Women and Non-binary Entrepreneurs
By Lindsay Stewart Glor Sludge, bias, and bottlenecks. When it comes to accessing funding, these three things can stop women entrepreneurs in their tracks, pushing them towards self-financing and away
In Conversation with….Dr Maggie Penfold
We take the bull(y) by the horns to explore what bullying is, why it happens, and how it continues to impact folks in both the personal and work domains. Bullying.
Canadian Innovation on the World Stage
By Robbie MacLeod Hannover Messe is one of the world’s largest industrial trade shows, attracting thousands of companies and industry professionals from around the globe each year. For Canadian manufacturing
8 Questions with Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
1. What is heart disease? Is it the same thing as a heart attack? Heart disease refers to what is really a group of conditions that affect the structure and
It was just a delay!
We now return to our originally scheduled 2020, already in progress By Jeff Baker “My point is that we’re on the verge of one of those moments: the numbers denoting
The Path to Success is Paved with Skills
Foundational skills for the individual are key to organizational success, but are far from universal By Kara Finney How many workplaces, no matter what size have asked the questions: Where
The Skills Gap is Widening: How are Manufacturers Responding?
The challenge becomes more complex, requiring more complex and nuanced responses By Jayson Myers Labour and skills shortages are taking a big bite out of business for manufacturers across the
Whether Electronic Communication Forms a Legally Binding Contract
Forms a Legally Binding Contract By Simon Garfinkel Technology has become an inescapable part of our reality. It continues to pervade our lives, influence our behavior, sway our decisions, and
When Play is Your Work
105-year-old Blue Imp making fun possible in playgrounds across Canada By Jeff Baker Think back to the playgrounds of your childhood. Good times, right? The woosh of the swings going
Hitting the Waves on the Prairies
Central Alberta boat builder keeps customers jetting about By David Quinn The roar of the engine. The wind in your hair. The spray off the water. It’s all part of
Cycling Towards Success
How an eBike Firm Managed to Grow During the Pandemic “With funding like this, we’re able to make competitive pay for people from other provinces to get them to move to