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Proceed with caution: Why adaptive leadership is key to the new world of work

Two prominent Ottawa HR experts tell OBJ that adapting to the new world of work is an elephant that has to be eaten one bite at a time.

Making smarter development decisions to ‘become the city we aspire to be’

We need to understand the root causes and bring leadership to solving problems so that we become the city we aspire to be, writes Toon Dreessen.

Businesses brace for high inflation to stick around over next two years: BoC survey

Bank's latest Business Outlook Survey found that more than two-thirds of businesses anticipate inflation will be above three per cent, on average, over the next two years.

Reel believer: Incoming film commissioner Saint Sardos says Ottawa is a ‘jewel’ for producers

Industry veteran takes over as head of the not-for-profit Ottawa Film Office from Bruce Harvey, a former entertainment lawyer and film producer who launched the organization in 2017.

Ingenium museums cater to office-shrinking companies with new corporate program

Under the new offering, corporate partners are given access to the museums’ spaces to hold collaborative meetings, off-site retreats, team-building sessions or industry conferences.

Bright Side of Business: QuakeLab’s rigorous approach takes diversity and inclusion beyond the pizza party

Local firm's growing client list now includes community health centres across Ottawa, the City of Ottawa, Amnesty International and the Red Cross.

Intouch Insight’s revenues soar 25% in 2021 on strength of M&A deal, rebounding economy

Software firm generated revenue of $16 million for the fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 2021, up from $12.8 million a year earlier.

Driven to innovate: Autocorp.ai brings cutting-edge tech to ‘archaic’ world of car financing

Former car salesman-turned-startup founder Andrew Lemoine says he’s kickstarting a technological revolution in an industry that’s been stuck in neutral for far too long.

Industry looks to budget for help on supply chain problems, domestic production

Coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, an association of manufacturers and exporters worries the country will fall further behind competitors in peer nations without the right push now.

Book it: Hintonburg store owner sees travel guide sales spike as COVID restrictions ease

Brad Green says foot traffic at World of Maps is on the uptick, with customers planning trips to other parts of Canada and abroad.
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