
ExcelHR co-founder Kathryn Tremblay named Ottawa’s 2021 CEO of the Year
Altis-excelHR group of companies are on track to place more than 8,000 workers across Canada in 2021, and the firms’ combined revenues are expected to
ExcelHR co-founder Kathryn Tremblay named Ottawa’s 2021 CEO of the Year
Altis-excelHR group of companies are on track to place more than 8,000 workers across Canada in 2021, and the firms’ combined revenues are expected to
Decisive move: Ottawa’s BriteSky and Decisive Technologies unite under one banner
Two companies merged effective Aug. 31 and will now operate under the name Decisive Group.
Carleton’s $65-million business school steps onto world stage
Lead architect and Carleton grad Doron Meinhard’s team from Toronto-based Hariri Pontarini Architects toured several business schools in Canada and the U.S. before crafting a
Can this Gatineau site support $1-billion of development?
“It all depends on what the community wants there and what we can actually achieve. There’s a lot of potential to this site.”
Ottawa’s travel ‘savant’ sells downtown agency to U.S.-based firm
Scott McCord’s business has been the go-to agency for Parliament Hill staffers, civil servants and journalists in the nation’s capital for 22 years.
Carleton seeks to help ‘level the playing field’ for women in STEM with new mentoring program
Students will learn from established female tech leaders through virtual offerings that include industry talks, networking sessions and candid conversations.
Plantaform turns to well-known entrepreneur to help grow gardening tech startup
Multimillionaire Gatineau businessman Olivier Benloulou has become a significant investor and trusted adviser as young firm looks to crack retail market in 2022.
Shopify’s executive shuffle continues as VP of talent Speer leaves company
Latest departure from Ottawa-based firm’s leadership team comes after three members of its C-suite left the company earlier this year.
Edgewater Wireless: No revenue for a year amid supply chain chaos
The company also posted a $775,000 loss for fiscal 2021, but says it’s “pleased with progress.”
Is this quarter-billion deal the priciest residential real estate deal in Ottawa history?
“It’s extremely rare you would see something of this scale and quality ever surface in a market like Ottawa, which is pretty tightly controlled”
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