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What makes a good leader? In today’s world where dynamics are rapidly shifting across technological, political and economic lines, that question holds very deep meaning. A leader is one that
For much of its history, the Edmonton Construction Association (ECA) operated in a familiar posture: a respected local organization that networked its members, served its community and deferred to the
Some decisions are more difficult than others. After a lifetime of routines, memories, good times, speedbumps and solving problems, choosing “the next chapter” of senior living is often a challenging,
It’s indisputable! Succession planning, particularly for small and mid-size (SME) businesses, is essential and important, even though sometimes procrastinated. According to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB), nearly two-thirds
In Edmonton, while innovative startups are a surging modern business phenomenon, building and launching a startup can be satisfying but also challenging and the path is often pitted with speedbumps.
Edmonton’s post-secondary institutions are juggling significant changes and adjusting to new normals. It’s a challenging academic and organizational double whammy. NorQuest, NAIT, MacEwan and the University of Alberta are dealing
Apparently, in some circles caring about Edmonton comes with a background check. Recently, someone that I was talking to about the state of our downtown questioned the motives of people
In 2015, Jim Prentice tabled a budget he had spent months preparing Albertans for. The budget involved fiscal prudence and hard choices. Then it landed, and it gave nothing to
Serafin Alfarela was still a teenager when he first understood what it meant to build something that lasted. After school and on weekends, he would head out to work, helping
