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OBJ Datebook: Here are some of the new year’s not-to-be-missed events

December Masquerade Charity Gala for CHEO 2025 What: Put on your finest attire and favourite mask to dance the night away and bid on auction

Op-ed: Geopolitics rises to the top of the corporate agenda

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From left, Stéphane Brutus, dean of the Telfer School of Management at the University of Ottawa, joined by keynote speaker and Windmill Development Group founder and CEO Jonathan Westeinde, Carolina Rodriguez, president of Telfer's student-run Entrepreneurs' Club, and Telfer alumnus and Invest Ottawa executive Nick Quain. Photo by Caroline Phillips

Windmill CEO Jonathan Westeinde inspires business students with message of optimism

With every challenge comes opportunity, and climate change is no different, Windmill Development Group founder and CEO Jonathan Westeinde said during a resoundingly positive keynote

‘Keep riding it through’: CEO of the Year Mike McGahan on how grit plays a role in overcoming challenges

The next generation of business professionals and entrepreneurs heard from by real estate executive Mike McGahan at a breakfast hosted Thursday by the University of

My Ottawa: Montreal transplant Stéphane Brutus finds a lot to love in ‘livable’ Ottawa

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Stéphane Brutus, dean of the Telfer School of Management, has made the nation’s capital his home, calling it the most “livable” city he’s ever lived

Forty Under 40 nominations open Jan. 9

Forty Under 40, Award News

Nominations for the 2024 Forty Under 40 awards — which recognize individuals who reflect the economic diversity and entrepreneurial spirit of Ottawa’s business community —

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Who are the next big startups coming out of uOttawa?

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Business leaders gathered at the Telfer School of Management in November for an annual gathering celebrating uOttawa’s next top startups.

Bright Side of Business: uOttawa social enterprise turns plastic waste into everyday items

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In partnership with local industry, students have created a small-scale recycling system that can be used to create everything from phone cases to jewelry to

Up Close: Susan St. Amand would do it all over again, maybe with a bit more vacation time

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Susan St. Amand has built a successful business in the financial services industry, and she’s done it without chasing money over meaning.

Nominations now open for Best Ottawa Business Awards

Best Ottawa Business Awards

The awards highlight the innovation, leadership and success of dozens of companies in Ottawa and recognize organizations that are driving economic and community growth.