Mia Jensen

Mia Jensen is a reporter with the Ottawa Business Journal. A graduate of Carleton University’s School of Journalism, Mia previously worked as a Local Journalism Initiative reporter for the Sudbury Star covering health, mining, business and the arts. Outside of journalism, she has worked in communications with the Rainbow District School Board, and as a researcher for the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra.

It could have been an email: How generational gaps cause communication conflict in the office

Ottawa, Insider Only

Ottawa tech companies among those feeling the pinch of a growing skills gap

Insider Only Techopia

Alex Munter is the president and CEO of CHEO. Photo supplied.

My Ottawa: How Alex Munter, the ‘mouthy kid with ideas,’ found himself at home in Ottawa

Ottawa

In this instalment of My Ottawa, CHEO president and CEO Alex Munter talks growing up in Kanata, Ottawa’s best festivals, and how it feels to

After success in ByWard Market, milkshake bar For God Shakes opens second location near Lansdowne

Ottawa

It seems Ottawans love their sweets, enough that milkshake shop For God Shakes decided to open a second location in April near Lansdowne Park.

Brad Fougere has joined OCOBIA as its new executive director.

People on the Move: Brad Fougere joins OCOBIA as its new executive director

Ottawa, People on the Move

Brad Fougere has joined the Ottawa Coalition of Business Improvement Areas as its new executive director, the organization announced Monday.

Kathryn Tremblay (left) will be co-founder and owner of Altis Recruitment, while Andie Andreou takes over as CEO. (photos supplied)

Andie Andreou becomes new CEO at Altis as Kathryn Tremblay takes on new duties

Ottawa

After 35 years at the helm, Kathryn Tremblay is taking a step back from the top role at Altis Recruitment & Technology to bring in

What’s the plan? How to avoid having employees see RTO mandates as a power grab

Ottawa, Insider Only

In a sea of big-box stores, family-owned grocer Farmer’s Pick finds success in the old ways

Ottawa

Amid rising food prices and major grocers being asked to adhere to codes of conduct, family-owned grocer Farmer’s Pick is finding success in traditional business