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Meghan McPeak, WNBA Broadcaster, on Blazing Her Path
Meghan McPeak’s passion for basketball and broadcasting started at a young age. It continued during her time at Humber College in Canada, where she studied
Remote, On-site or Hybrid: Navigating New Workplace Schedules
Despite what President Biden said on 60 Minutes, COVID isn’t over. A quick look at WHO numbers don’t instill the general public with the same
James Bateman, CEO and Co-founder of Marble, on Linking Patients to Healthcare Ecosystems
James Bateman has had a unique path — he worked in his family carpentry business for 9 years, went back to school to pursue his
Big Data & AI Conference Dazzles with Cutting-Edge Tech
The Big Data & AI Conference at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre brought several start-ups, speakers, and presenters this October, to discuss game-changing innovations and
Randell Adjei, Founder of R.I.S.E. Edutainment and Ontario’s First Poet Laureate
The Poet Laureate of Ontario title was created in memory of the iconic poet and The Tragically Hip front man, Gord Downie. Poet laureates raise
Six Best Financial Podcasts
On his podcast The Dana Gould Hour, the comedian noted that the word “podcast” has outlasted the technology for which it was named. iPods went
Technology Then and Now…The Biggest Impacts of the Last 20 Years
Take a tech-friendly trip down memory lane circa 2002: Napster filed for bankruptcy months before the Linkedin.com domain name was created; the minds at M.I.T. sent the Roomba across household floors; while NASA got the wheels moving on a different
Top Trends Impacting the Real Estate Market
On a summer night, a few weeks after college graduation, a group of upper-middle-class friends gathered for a small get-together. One of them uttered, “We’ll
Educating Clients and Families – Jasmine Lee, Real Estate Broker & Team Leader
Jasmine Lee always knew she wanted to own property, but when she purchased her first house, the experience with her realtor left her dissatisfied. “She
Where Do Billionaires Keep their Money?
Have you ever thought about what the super-rich do with their billions? It can be a mind-boggling question, but contrary to what you might think,
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The Human Factor in Artificial Intelligence The debate about whether advertising is an art or a science has long been a part of the industry’s
The Story of Wattpad
If you enjoy immersing yourself in a good story or have aspired to become a fiction writer, then you need to know about Wattpad —
Award-Winning Author Joyce Carol Oates on Marilyn Monroe and Netflix’s Adaptation of Her Novel Blonde
Marilyn Monroe is a name synonymous with desire, passion, glamour, and beauty. She is remembered for her contribution to cinema; however, she is also remembered
The Factory Farming Conundrum: Is It Ethical?
According to the United Nations data, around 70 billion land animals are slaughtered each year for food. Most of these animals are raised and killed in
Malik Williams, Professional Baseball Player
For Malik Williams, the sky is the limit; the 23-year-old baseball player has a wealth of achievements. Apart from being named among the most notable
Black History Month: Advice from 2022’s Black Billionaires
Forbes’ 2022 list of billionaires includes several Black celebrities and titans of media, sports, and business. While their successes loom large, these influential personalities have had
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Tracy Bean, Chief Operating Officer, IBM
Photo courtesy of Tracy Bean. With a quarter-century working at IBM, Tracy Bean has played a key role in the exponential growth of the digital
Ideas for Winter Pick-Me-Ups
The holiday season is a time for joy and family, spending time with loved ones to celebrate what matters most, and general merriment. From
Heather Hasson and Trina Spear co-founded healthcare clothing brand FIGS to bring style to medical professionals
Photos courtesy of FIGS. Bringing fashion and tech into the once boring world of medical apparel, FIGS has made a name for itself in recent
Pros And Cons Of Starting A Business With Family
Family – they have your back when times are bad and are there to cheer you on when times are good. When done correctly, people
Essential Upgrades for Your Growing Business
Knowing the essential upgrades for your growing business is the difference between sustaining growth and becoming overwhelmed by the increased workload.
Director of cybersecurity company Security Compass, Lauren Park talks communication, leadership, and always asking “why”
From working in science labs to going back to school to complete her MBA at Queen’s University and moving up as a consultant and in
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Ideas for Winter Pick-Me-Ups
The holiday season is a time for joy and family, spending time with loved ones to celebrate what matters most, and general merriment. From January onward, however, the time for festivity winds down into plain old (and cold) winter. With shorter days, piles of snow, and chilly temperatures, winter can feel like a seasonal sentencing of three months of
Breaking the Perception: Why You Should Hire Millennials
Older generations have always been critical of the younger ones. From Socrates referring to youths as “bad-mannered tyrants with a lack of respect for their elders” to current young people being blamed for killing countless industries – the toxicity is real. The current generation receiving the criticism flack is the “millennial,” currently between 21 and 37 years of age.
Kelly Holmes: A Champion’s Strength
Retired British middle-distance runner and decorated Olympian Dame Kelly Holmes was a two-time gold medal winner (in the 800-metre and 1500-metre events) at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens. On the outside, she seemed to have it all, having just reached the pinnacle of achievement in her sport. Off the track, however, her personal life told a different
Pop-Up Retail: Just What Your Business Needs
Are you racking your brains to come up with a fresh and exciting idea to boost your business? There’s a way to turn your brand into something more attractive and intriguing while making your business look like the next big thing. A pop-up store is a short-term solution that could yield long-term results. Although pop-up businesses are only temporary,
How Marketing Automation Benefits the Financial Industry
There’s a lot of talk about the importance of marketing automation these days. But how much of that is hype, and how much is real? The answer largely depends on the sector of your business. In the case of the financial services industry, marketing automation is becoming a key tool for many successful organizations. Marketers in the financial industry
Services That Can Help You Improve Your Public Speaking
Overcoming the Fear of Public Speaking Thinking back to our school years, most of us can remember a time when we had to do a presentation in front of the class. For some, this was no big deal. But for many kids who later grew into anxious adults, the fear of public speaking (or glossophobia) is something that has
Marketing 101: Getting Back to Nature
When it comes to marketing, there are many theories that simply don’t apply to the real world. It’s not entirely clear how the concept of marketing became so complex, because it’s a simple and natural process. Without marketing, none of us would be here. It’s part of evolution, socialization, business, and every other aspect of life. So how did nature
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5 Financing Strategies for Female-Owned Businesses
When it comes to entrepreneurship in Canada, women are the main drivers. However, data from the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) revealed that small
Top Ten Podcasts for Entrepreneurs
With the world opening back up and everyone’s calendars quickly filling up, finding the time to catch up on some work-related reading may not be
Launching a Start-up in a Pandemic and The Top Pitfalls to Avoid
Founding and operating a start-up is far from an easy endeavor, even in the most stable of conditions. Yes, many start-ups are founded every year,
Establishing a Charitable Organization for Your Business
Setting up a charity makes good business sense. While many business owners and entrepreneurs often make charitable contributions throughout the year, setting up your
The Pros and Cons of Perfectionism
Have you ever had a co-worker or friend who needed everything to be “just so?” Someone who wouldn’t quit until they’d done it all,
How CBC Toronto’s Dwight Drummond went from humble beginnings to award-winning journalist
The old saying “childhood dreams do come true” has certainly held true for CBC’s primetime Toronto News anchor and veteran television journalist Dwight Drummond. Despite