
Op-ed: The Black Lives Matter Movement and representation in the charitable sector
Openness to starting conversations is the first step for philanthropic leaders to become more effective in delivering their work in meaningful ways
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Op-ed: The Black Lives Matter Movement and representation in the charitable sector
Openness to starting conversations is the first step for philanthropic leaders to become more effective in delivering their work in meaningful ways
HelpAge Canada works in partnership with others to improve and maintain the quality of life of vulnerable older persons and their communities in Canada and
Op-ed: When trust is eroded, we build again
Helping young philanthropists stay engaged beyond the WE scandal
Rethinking workplace charitable campaigns
Leading businesses and organizations find fresh ways of engaging employees through corporate giving
Thales Canada names veteran Ottawa executive new defence and security boss
In a career that spans nearly 20 years, Chris Pogue has held senior roles at firms such as MDA, General Dynamics Canada and CAE Canada.
Founder of Almonte security firm 3|Sixty Risk Solutions exits company in C-suite shakeup
Company grew from a fledgling startup with two trucks and 10 employees three years ago to a publicly traded firm with more than 600 employees
Business stars Levesque, Hauver honoured in Algonquin College’s 2020 Alumni of the Year class
Shopify vice-president of growth Luc Levesque and Invest Ottawa vice-president of human resources Heidi Hauver are two of the 11 recipients being recognized for their
Leaner McMillan on the comeback trail after a ‘humbling’ 2019, founder says
Gord McMillan says Ottawa-based firm is getting back on its feet a year after laying off most of its staff and filing for creditor protection.
Surviving and Thriving on Main Street: Vanier’s Jacobsons adjusts operations during pandemic
Enhanced online shopping options, ‘takeout’ service helps popular Vanier retailer stay engaged with customers.
Ottawa malls banking on motivated shoppers to drive holiday sales
While Santa might not be coming to their properties and surveys suggest Canadians aren’t in a spending mood, several local mall managers are seeing signs
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