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“Our workforce has changed,” says expert. “Many companies are coming out of COVID with new projects, new initiatives, new programs that are driving their business and don’t see what they’re working on necessarily as a long-term thing.”

“For an organization to be high-performing and for a team to be high-performing, they need a leader who is energized and at their best," said CEO of the Year Kathryn Tremblay.

“Let’s hold off on putting any money into the markets for a bit and wait until things...

I write this on the eve of the Forty Under 40 gala, the 25th anniversary of this...

Local business leader Roger Greenberg will be awarded a doctor of laws, honoris causa, by Carleton University next week in recognition of his contributions to the local philanthropic sector.

Gatineau-based marijuana producer says in financial filings that the reduction will result in annualized savings of $30.6 million and is meant to simplify its organizational structure.

In total, TAAG will have over 30 employees by the end of July when it moves to its new corporate headquarters at Bank and Cooper Street in Ottawa.

In total, TAAG will have over 30 employees by the end of July when it moves to its new corporate headquarters at Bank and Cooper Street in Ottawa.

The business whose application was the highest-scored overall by judges will also be awarded Ottawa Smallbiz of the Year, which comes with a $10,000 prize.