Talent in the Cloud: the Future is Open

Talent in the Cloud: the Future is Open

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Rebuilders and The Trust Recession

Jonathan David Lewis, president of McKee Wallwork on rebuilding leadership in a trust recession. The author of three books including Brand vs Wild: Building Resilient Brands for Harsh Business Environments, and The Rebuilders: Daily Foundations for the Leaders We Need, he says th ...  Show more

Storytelling and the Ocean Economy

Kendra MacDonald, CEO of Canada's Ocean Supercluster on digital transformation in the ocean economy. One of Atlantic Businesses Magazine's top 50 CEOs, and recipient of The King Charles Award which honors exemplary Canadians for exceptional leadership and impact, she shows how na ...  Show more

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