Davina Ramnarine, an assistant consultant in our Toronto office, was recently featured in a series of promotional pieces for the Chang School at Ryerson University, focusing on graduates of the school making great strides in the workplace. Here is one of the features about Davina: an advertorial piece that ran in Metro newspaper on Tuesday, August … Read more
+1 What do you read to keep current on the latest trends and news? Better to ask what I don’t read – the list is shorter. I do try to read and listen to news outlets that present different points of view, because if you only listen to like-minded voices, you’ll never learn anything new, … Read more
In an industry that often makes its living helping clients in crisis, it’s a pleasure to work for a client with integrity and foresight. During my summer holiday, I couldn’t help but notice that the potash cartel BPC fell apart with the exodus of Russian producer Uralkali. Our client BHP Billiton has long argued that … Read more
Ottawa is a city passionate about all things politics. And, lately, all things scandal. Since it can be hard to keep on top of The Hill’s chatter, we’re here to help. Our newest 10 to follow features journalists and bloggers with strong Twitter personalities. You’ll find tweets about political news, scandals and happenings, filled with … Read more
Every summer, as I try to recharge my batteries, I think about where our business is going and what we as a firm have to do to adjust. I always do a lot of reading, and this summer I tackled Jonathan Haidt’s The Righteous Mind, Jonah Berger’s Contagious: Why Things Catch On, Sasha Issenberg’s The … Read more
+1 What do you read to keep current on the latest trends and news? I spend a lot of time online research everything from news, style, fashion, travel, etc. I’ve always been a believer that you can’t grasp trends by reading just one section of the newspaper. I love reading the airline travel magazines; They tend … Read more
Summer 2013 Byelections: Poll-Defying Results Give All Parties a Reason to Smile Yesterday was Election Day for five rare summer provincial byelections, which gave all three parties a reason to smile. Kathleen Wynne, Tim Hudak, and Andrea Horwath all delivered victory speeches highlighting their successes and identifying the direction their parties will take when the … Read more
