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The Ottawa Board of Trade announced the launch of the Business Council of Ottawa. From left to right: Susan Margles, CEO of the Ottawa International Airport Authority; Devinder Gill, regional president of Ontario North and East at RBC; Dave Walsh, managing partner of the National Capital Region at KPMG Canada; Mike Gladstone, vice-president of utility public affairs and communications at Enbridge; Hugh Gorman, OBOT vice-chair and CEO of Colonnade BridgePort; Mark Goudie, president of Ottawa Sports & Entertainment Group; Sueling Ching, president and CEO of OBOT; OBOT chair Brendan McGuinty and Bryce Conrad, president and CEO of Hydro Ottawa Group. Photo from OBOT on LinkedIn.
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Board of trade launches business council with prominent leaders as founding members

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Head of Glebe BIA ‘glad to be moving forward’ as construction starts on Lansdowne 2.0

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It was a sizzling night at Gourmet on the Gridiron in support of the OSEG Foundation
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It was a sizzling night at Gourmet on the Gridiron in support of the OSEG Foundation

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‘Emotionally, it was excruciating’: OSEG boss Mark Goudie looks back on the pandemic shutdown

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Business leaders throw their support behind Lansdowne 2.0 proposal

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‘We need to finish what we started’: OSEG and city press ahead with $419M Lansdowne project

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Sporty launch of CityBuildHERS could be game-changer for women in real estate

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Ottawa

OSEG floats $330M ‘Lansdowne 2.0’ proposal with new arena, residential highrises

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Mapping the future of Lansdowne: Ottawa’s place to meet

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Pop-up businesses in store for Lansdowne as OSEG looks to attract more visitors to site

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