Jordan Pizzuti

Savour the City: The six coziest coffee shops in central Ottawa to ‘work from home’

Ottawa’s coffee shop scene is one of the city’s most underrated strengths. The variety we have here...

Savour the City: Three great options for that last-minute holiday party

The holidays are right around the corner and the holiday party season is in full swing. However,...

Savour the City: Got 30 minutes or less for lunch? Here’s where to go in a rush

All the hustle of the end of the year means you need lunch spots in Ottawa that can have you in and out in a flash, whether it’s a quick sit-down or a grab-and-go.

Savour the City: Three Ottawa eateries that will impress for your next big client dinner

Much like a first date, client dinners can be intimidating. You often have a minimal idea of...

A how-to guide to eating in the dark. OBJ dines at Dark Fork

It’s not every day that we take note of a sensory loss. For most of us, being in complete darkness is nothing more than a scary situation we seldom have to cope with. We go about our daily lives without giving a second thought to the privileges we have, being able to make full use of all of our senses.

Savour the City: In Ottawa on business? Here are the best bar seats for dining solo

What makes a good bar seat? As a self-proclaimed expert at sitting at the bar, Jordan Pizzuti says there are a few things that need to be taken into consideration.
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Years of economic uncertainty haven’t slowed Canada’s entrepreneurs. They’ve made them more determined. New research from the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) for Small Business Week finds 78 per cent are focused on growth, and this year’s theme says what’s at stake: in a “Two-Speed World,” it’s “Fast or Finished.” So what separates the businesses pulling ahead? Join OBJ, Trexity and the Ottawa Board of Trade for a live virtual event during Small Business Week and get the answers directly from the people tracking the shift: -- Get the research first. BDC chief economist Pierre Cleroux will unveil new research on the state of entrepreneurship in Canada, with insight you can use to benchmark your own business. -- Understand what’s changing on main street. Alok Ahuja of Ottawa-based Trexity will explain how local businesses are adapting, and finding new customers, in an e-commerce world. -- Find out what Ottawa is doing to help. Sueling Ching will outline the Buy Local program and other initiatives aimed at spurring economic growth in the city. Whether you run a business, work with one or are weighing your next move, this is a chance to get informed and come away with ideas worth acting on.
Small Business Week: Entrepreneurs are Fast or Finished

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