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In an industry driven so heavily by cycles, some oil and gas insiders say mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are the ultimate strategy. “Every M&A transaction includes the buyer/acquirer side and
The open-concept workspace has been around for many years. In fact, it appeared as early as the 1950s in Germany where two brothers, Eberhard and Wolfgang Schnelle, designed workspaces with
Each November, across the country (and particularly in Calgary during National Philanthropy Week), the enormous difference between “just writing a cheque” and giving back is highlighted. This year’s Generosity of
Continuing education (CE), particularly in Calgary’s extremely changeable job market, is fascinatingly fluid and flexible. While constantly shifting trends always impact options in education and continuing education, the supply-and-demand aspects
Having endured two years of the recession, Calgary’s residential and commercial real estate markets are worse for wear. Prices and sales are down; vacancies are up; lease rates have plummeted.
The greatest joy and the most complex and delicate challenge in a family business is … family! Most family businesses are not in the icon league of the Shaws, the
Some things never change. And some things constantly change. Like the life, the role and the job of Calgary real estate professionals. Although everybody calls them “agents,” they are legally
“Let’s face it! A lot of Alberta manufacturing is tied in to the energy sector. Whether that will change or not in the long term, it is the way it
Finding a job in Calgary today, especially in the energy industry, is like finding a needle in a haystack – extremely difficult, though not entirely impossible. The multitude of candidates
Since the early days of Calgary’s existence, the transportation and logistics industry has played a key role in the economy. It was the arrival of the Canadian Pacific Railway in
