The Hard Road of Female Founders
If it’s not implicit bias, then why do female entrepreneurs struggle to access venture capital?
Their secret: learn to work through — and embrace — negative emotions long before tough challenges arrive
Canadian firms doing business in Europe and the UK desperately need the one thing they can’t have: clarity
Taking a page from ethnographers, accounting researchers embed themselves in communities to learn the stories behind the numbers
Romantic and family conflict can trigger destructive leadership behaviour, but solutions are within reach
How a full-on industry has sprung up to service firms in dire straits
It also creates an opening: a motivated workforce in Japan is ready and willing to sign on to smart, globally-minded Canadian firms
We need to equip Canada’s financial sector to steer us through a global economic transition on our own terms
An acquisition of Porter or a sell-off to a U.S. carrier may be in the wings
When the economy goes sour, firms tend to pull back on their research and development. Here’s why they should fight their instincts and forge ahead
They look like programming tools but they act as a powerful bridge to digital platforms and unimagined opportunities
“Your entire life as an entrepreneur is figuring out little games every day… and there are always tricks”
When there’s a faint signal and loud noise, don’t get too far ahead of your business
