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If 2020 has taught us anything it’s that the future is uncertain, perhaps more so than we imagined. What was once taken for granted can be upended almost instantaneously, all
While industry analysts, consultants and business school curriculums go deep to dissect and analyze the complex formula for achieving business success, one Calgary company is both an innovative example and
When Karen Brookman took over as President and CEO at West Canadian Digital Imaging Inc. last November, she knew there would be business challenges to overcome. Normal, typical challenges of
There are few individuals in Calgary’s energy industry as well-respected as Mike Rose. Within his company, Tourmaline Oil Corp., the industry and with investors, Rose has earned the reputation of
Unprecedented. It’s the word most often used to describe the times we’re living in. The COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing lockdown has forced Calgary’s small business community to adapt and cope.
It’s June in Calgary. Spring (however short its existence) is gradually blooming into summer, ushering in the highly-anticipated season of long, hot days spent out doors with family and friends.
One of the largest multinational chemical companies in the world, BASF has a broad range of businesses spanning the globe. The 155-year-old German company’s more than 117,000 employees – located
A year ago, in the midst of one of the worst and prolonged economic downturns in Alberta’s history, Jason Kenney led the United Conservative Party (UCP) to victory in the
Desirée Bombenon’s life to date has all the makings of an inspiring, from-the-ground-up female success story. A humble, Canadian immigrant childhood; a young, single mother working through university; an entry-level
As he begins a two-year term as board chair of the Calgary Chamber, Brent Cooper is excited by the opportunity that lies ahead. No stranger to the Chamber – he
