Friday, February 10, 2012
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That vision thing
Volume: 15 Number: 3
Volume: 15 Number: 3
Adjusting to affluence
Is Newfoundland and Labrador ready for the full impact of sustained prosperity?Atlantic Canada's big, fat energy inventory
An impressive roster of megaprojects means billions of dollars of investment could flow into the region. Can the labour market keep pace?My Atlantic Canada includes Toronto
Brain drain is so last year. Let’s start talking about brain circulation—an open flow of resources, talent, and creativityThe age of affluence
Newfoundland and Labrador is awash in petro wealth, and a heady list of mega-projects could attract people back to the province. Has its ship finally come in? Grigor Bersinksi stands in the old bank vault showing off the riches on the silver shelves.The art of the possible
A group of private and public operators with a stake in Sydney’s harbour have mobilized around a comprehensive master plan for the port’s future development. Can they turn it into reality?In Progress
Finding your mojo
Doug Gaudet has the vision thing down pat. And not just because he sells eyeglasses for a living. Gaudet, 54, runs a small but thriving boutique with...Agenda
Rules of the road
There’s much talk across the region about the Atlantic Gateway, international trade, and transportation infrastructure. In Progress, we...Strategy
The hand he was dealt
Leif Holt looked the world in the eye. A natural optimist, he favoured defence—until just the right momentFinance
Eyes on the prize
Killam Properties is now one of Canada’s largest residential landlords,CFO Robert Richardson is focused on achieving a $500-million market cap and integrating green technology into its propertiesSpectrum
The fair trade effect
By questioning basic assumptions about our consumerCreativity
Getting the vision right
Learning to tap into your natural creativity, like Doug Gaudet did with his optical art gallery, is a good way to boost any business venture.advertisement
Events
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Face to Face Conference
In its 14th year, the 2012 Face to Face Conference will continue to build momentum, achieving an energy all its own in creating profitable growth for the region.
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