As has been the experience of many an entrepreneur, Stewart Walsh was peppered with questions about his business plan after approaching a potential financier for acquisition capital.
It probably won’t be a tough call for most – one guy sometimes writes about layoffs for a living, with the other dedicated to finding jobs for people in a tough economy.
As the rubber hits the road on a new year, I think we’re all in need of some real blue-sky thinking – perhaps even a complete revectoring of our end-to-end processes – in order to be first-movers and create value-added deliverables within...
Jim Treliving was just a young lad, growing up beneath the big sky of the Canadian Prairies, when he got his first lesson in business. It wouldn't be his last.
My first foray into the world of Israeli ingenuity came, oddly enough, not on the sunny shores of the Mediterranean but in the cool breezes of the Himalayas.
It went little-reported in the wider media when released a few weeks back, but a recent survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers contained some rather intriguing insights.
Great interview. If OBJ readers want to learn more about how Richard Florida and the Martin Prosperity Institute rank Ottawa among great world...