John S. McCallum
The Nietzsche School of Management
When it comes to how decision makers understand problems, Nietzsche’s insights are as valuable to executives today as any lesson offered by modern business schools.
Neglecting the Motherload of Economic Stimulus
Business investment is a gift to growth that keeps on giving, which is why Canada needs to get serious about BI incentives.
Why Household Debt Should Have Executives Taking Ambien
While Canadian central bankers are losing sleep over the ever-increasing levels of Canadian household debt, too many business leaders aren’t waking up to the risks.
Squeezing Wisdom Out of a Mouse and a Louse
Anyone looking for leadership advice on Robbie Burns Day (or anytime) should try reading the poet laureate of planning.
Driving Canadian Innovation
If government really wants to boost economic growth through innovation, then the focus must be on increasing related incentives
The Orwell School of Management
Business books are great. But if you really want to embrace life-long learning as an executive, then read beyond the management section.
Management Advice from a Dead Socialist
Wise decision making in uncertain times is a real challenge, which is why today’s C-suite needs more philosophy.
Negative Rates Are Negative in More Ways than One
With monetary policy navigating uncharted waters with negative rates, executives should batten down the hatches.
