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
Barclay Restorations DKI: The longest running insurance restoration company in Greater Vancouver
Locally owned-and operated and serving Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, Barclay Restorations DKI is a full-service restoration CDW Canada: Helping small businesses use IT security to prepare, defend, and respond
Established in 2003, CDW Canada is a leading provider of technology solutions for business, government, education, and healthcare, Stamped Engineering Corporation: High quality, fit for purpose engineering services
Specializing in design engineering that is customized to the needs of the client, Stamped Engineering Corporation is a Alpine Building Maintenance: Customized cleaning solutions
Founded in 1980 in the interior of British Columbia, family-owned building services company Alpine Building Maintenance has evolved Case Design/Remodeling Halifax: Flawless design and execution
With two decades of experience, Case Design/Remodeling is a design-build renovation, remodeling, project and construction management team serving Weston Wood Solutions: One of Canada’s fastest growing companies
An innovative supplier of lumber and engineered wood products to window and door manufacturers in the Americas, Europe CDW Canada: Helping organizations navigate a complex IT market
Established in 2003, CDW Canada is a leading provider of technology solutions for business, government, education, and healthcare,-
Reclaiming Canada’s key service export: Tourism
Tourism is an increasingly dynamic sector of the global economy; pre-2019 tourism was a $1.4 trillion industry generating Concerning signs for Canada’s construction sector in 2023
Coming into 2022, construction contractors had never been more optimistic about the state of the industry. Independent Contractors Strengthening your organization through sustainability & ESG
It’s no secret that organizations are increasingly feeling the pressure to respond to social and environmental imperatives. More 55% of provincial healthcare budgets will be for seniors by 2030
Canada’s straining health care system is dominating headlines, as provinces pit themselves against the federal government in a Spymasters, conspiracies, the PRC, & Dong Jingwei
The tensions currently exposed between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the United States, let alone the Digital transformations on the wrong end of the stick
There’s a growing body of evidence demonstrating technology-led digital transformations are overpromising and under-delivering returns on investment for It’s impossible to tackle climate change without nuclear
The task of tackling climate change is mammoth. It requires an ‘all-in’ approach among Canada’s business leaders, governments, Inflation: Demand creates its own supply
The point has to be made that while we clearly have a stickier inflation situation on our hands,
Atlantic Business Outlook: Newfoundland and Labrador
After five difficult years, there is some good news for the Newfoundland and Labrador and the City of St. John’s in 2018 and 2019. The start of production at the new Hebron offshore oil field late last year will lift growth in real gross domestic product (GDP) in Newfoundland and Labrador and St. John’s to 2.5 per cent this year. Beyond that, however, prospects are grim. Employment has been declining steadily, and the provincial population itself stopped growing last year.
The Conference Board of Canada will dig deep into the international, national, provincial and St. John’s outlook at the second annual Atlantic Business Outlook, featuring Craig Alexander, the Conference Board of Canada’s Senior Vice-President and Chief Economist.
In addition to the latest and most comprehensive economic analysis to navigate this challenging and evolving business climate, this Atlantic Business Outlook will shine a fresh spotlight on one of the keys to future prosperity—innovation.
The Conference Board of Canada will present the new findings of its Innovation report card, and Paul Preston, the Conference Board of Canada’s Director, Science, Technology and Innovation Policy, will lead a discussion on Newfoundland and Labrador’s innovation potential.
The annual Atlantic Business Outlook promises to be the premier economic forecasting event in the province this year.
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