
The Making of a Corporate Athlete
In 2001, Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz published an article in the Harvard Business Review called The Making of a Corporate Athlete. This article looked at high performing executives and

In 2001, Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz published an article in the Harvard Business Review called The Making of a Corporate Athlete. This article looked at high performing executives and

A year back my nine-year-old son came home from school and told me about his new passion – saving sea turtles. Specifically, he explained, sea turtles were being discovered with

On a sleepy Tuesday in August, Premier Kenney announced a significant change to his Cabinet. Minister Doug Schweitzer moved from Justice and Solicitor General to the newly-named Ministry of Jobs,

When you’re getting an unfair deal in something, it’s on you to look for a better solution. That is what the Government of Alberta is doing with the fair deal panel

I often hear business leaders say that they are too busy to sleep or that they will sleep when they are dead. The sad reality is that their “I’ll sleep

Manufacturing is critical to Canada. The country’s 90,000 manufacturers generate over 10 per cent of the country’s GDP and nearly two-thirds of its merchandise exports. The sector’s footprint amounts to

You’re probably tired of hearing it, but that doesn’t change the fact-we are in unprecedented times. The pandemic and the recession test Albertans now and will for the months and

True to form, Alberta was the first province to release a post-pandemic economic recovery plan. Every step of the way through the COVID-19 health crisis, the Alberta government has been

Getting Albertans back to work following the COVID-19 lockdown must be done safely and quickly – and must be done the right way. We are likely building our way out

It’s now clear that we’re facing strong economic head winds as the world re-emerges from the pandemic lockdown. Getting back to the pre-pandemic “normal” is going to take some time.
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