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Geoffrey Cullwick

Brazeau Seller Law, an Ottawa-based law firm, is pleased to announce that Geoffrey Cullwick has joined the...

Global security environment prompts important questions for defence industry

To highlight some of the issues facing the defence industry, both nationally and locally, OBJ spoke with Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI) vice-president of business development Steven Hillier.

NextGen to take up the cause and run with it at RedBlacks Summer Rush

The Ottawa RedBlacks players aren’t the only ones who can make a pass: Community leader Nalin Bhargava is in the midst of making his own perfect handoff to a new generation of volunteers.

How to measure your team’s engagement using the Gallup Q12 Survey

Employee engagement needs to be a high priority for your organization because it can have polarizing effects...

National Arts Centre Foundation CEO Jayne Watson takes final bow

Jayne Watson earned a standing ovation and rave reviews last night in recognition of her sensational 22-year run at the National Arts Centre, where she has risen to star status as a top arts fundraiser in Canada.

Sex shop owner sounds the alarm over homelessness crisis, addiction on Bank Street

In the time since a methadone clinic opened across the street, this shop owner has seen an increase in drug use and homelessness on her block to an extent that has “traumatized” and “saddened” her.

Francophone business leaders recognized at annual gala

Eleven local francophone business leaders were celebrated yesterday at the 2023 Emerald Gala.

Strader-Ferris International celebrates 70 years of success

After seven decades in business, Strader-Ferris' customs, e-commerce and warehousing solutions keep on humming.

Business is blooming: How one entrepreneur’s vision kept a well-known florist from closing up shop

When florist Elizabeth Young heard that well-known floral shop Tivoli was for sale, she immediately saw the advantages of merging it with her own nearby shop and continuing the legacy of Tivoli’s owner.

‘Tired’ Carling Avenue will be ‘hot spot’ for businesses for next 20 years, realtor predicts

The Altea wellness and social club that is moving into the former Canadian Tire store on Carling Avenue could be the first of many businesses opting for a location near but not in the downtown core, market watchers say.