Jim Donnelly

Opinion: Richard Florida pushes the reset button

It was great to sit down with supercharged author and thought leader Richard Florida last week, minus...

Opinion: The community wins at Tech Venture Challenge

In many respects, the Turnbull family represents the perfect microcosm of the local entrepreneurial scene. At least as...

Opinion: Can fat kids equal big business?

The results are in, parents, and they are not good. Put bluntly, the kids are out of...

Opinion: Drummond reflects on a career in economics

Ask TD Bank Financial Group's Don Drummond about his plans for retirement, and the company's senior vice-president...

Opinion: Fighting for a cure

It was when the lights went out and hundreds of people went home, after the last punches...

Opinion: W. Brett Wilson on why giving leads to getting

Brett Wilson has been called all sorts of things since joining CBC’s Dragons’ Den a few years ago. The...

Opinion: A candy-coated lesson for young entrepreneurs

As has been the experience of many an entrepreneur, Stewart Walsh was peppered with questions about his...

Opinion: Fighting – and sweating – for a worthy cause

It probably won’t be a tough call for most – one guy sometimes writes about layoffs for...

Opinion: The common-sense rules of invention

We’ve all had it happen – that epiphanic moment. You know what I mean. When that big, booming,...

Opinion: UPDATE: HBS marketing a new business model?

It’s always somewhat of an annoyance for a company when “bankruptcy” is the second-most searched term related...
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