Sodexo Canada: The global leader who believes the difference a day makes
Founded in Marseille in 1966, and now operating in 53 countries, Sodexo provides facilities services that drive positive
August 2021
The new Silicon Valley: How Canadian culture is driving tech startup success
The geographic capital of tech innovation is changing. Once holding the monopoly over tech startup success, Silicon Valley is falling victim to a barrier faced by major hubs of the
Questions to consider when advancing your professional development in marketing
Getting started on your digital marketing career can be an exciting journey but can also be difficult to know which courses and certifications will be of the most benefit to
The drastic changes occurring in corporate culture through Covid’s technology boom
Management is currently scrambling to take a position into innovative technologies thanks to the cultural shift that has reared its ugly head over the past 18 months. The belief of
Moving through organizational change together
Making an organization more equitable and inclusive is a process that goes beyond just agreeing with each other that ‘discrimination is bad’. With racial injustice, and therefore diversity in the
How Brazilian cacao production supports local communities through sustainable farming
Canadian businesses are preparing to enter a post-pandemic world where environmental sustainability is of the utmost importance to consumers, paired with an increased desire to experience high-quality food and beverage
Conico Ltd: Polymetallic exploration in Greenland
An ASX-listed mineral explorer with assets in three sites across Greenland and Australia, Conico Ltd has recently received exciting news, having seen positive indicative results suggesting the presence of minerals
Effective asset management starts with good assets
From a long career in engineering, project management, maintenance, reliability, and asset management, here are some of my observations and related thoughts. My experience has taught me that there is
Addressing the myths facing the Canadian charity sector
Having hung my hat in the charitable sector for the past 31 years, I have reflected time and time again through conversations with people, that an ongoing and negative perception