Entrepreneurship

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Shattering Glass

by Issue: May/June 2021

As co-founder of a thriving AI venture, Ravina Mutha offers aspiring womenpreneurs advice for navigating male-dominated industries
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Making Canada a Social Enterprise Tax Haven

by Issue: May/June 2021

Imagine a new category of incorporation, one designed to give social enterprises the same tax benefits offered charities.
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How to Sell When the World Is Upside Down

by Issue: March / April 2020

With potential customers fighting a pandemic, people in sales need to understand coffee today isn’t for closers.
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Transferring Traditional Banking Skills to the Brave New World

by Issue: March/April 2019

Canada’s fintech ecosystem may be dominated by young entrepreneurs, but they haven’t disrupted the value of old-school industry experience
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Understanding Richie Rich

by Issue: January / February 2019

In his latest book The Wealth Elite, Rainer Zitelmann takes a deep dive into how people become wealthy and the role luck plays. Here is the short version.
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The Sound of Leadership

by Issue: November / December 2018

Research into the influence of music shows executives can work toward improving performance while travelling or taking a shower.
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Being Undisruptable

by Issue: November / December 2018

To foster rapid development of new business models, Deloitte research shows CEOs are relying on a novel set of leadership characteristics.
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Taking Leadership from Good to Great

by , Issue: November / December 2018

A lot of leaders think they are great at the job. Some are, most aren’t. The difference is self-awareness and willingness to develop character.
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The Psychology of Innovation

by Issue: March / April 2018

If you are willing and able to embrace organizational chaos, here are 10 tips to help you drive innovation.
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Shooting for the Moon

by Issue: January / February 2016

John Sculley, former CEO of Pepsi and Apple, once the highest-paid Silicon Valley executive, explains how to build billion-dollar companies that change the world.

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