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Canada's #1 Podcast for EntrepreneursLiran Belenzon is the CEO of BenchSci, a biomedical artificial intelligence company he co-founded in 2016. BenchSci’s mission is to exponentially increase the speed and quality of life-saving research, by empowering scientists to design more successful experiments. BenchSci has grown to over 300 people and raised more than $200 million from top investors, including Google’s...
Celine Guo, based in Toronto, Canada, is a dynamic entrepreneur and content creator. After graduating from Boston University’s Media Ventures program, she bootstrapped her skincare and lifestyle brand, Sunday Glow, in 2020. Within two and a half years, she grew it into a seven-figure business. Celine continues to drive the expansion and success of Sunday...
Steeson Mathew is passionate about innovative ideas and is always looking to promote innovation. Steeson shares his journey from India to Canada, where he studied business management and civil technology. Steeson also shared his past experience working in parking lots while studying. And now as founder of Loop Parking he’s pioneering smart parking solutions for...
Thomas J. Sandrin is a highly experienced marketing and branding professional in the luxury watch industry with over 15 years of expertise. Originally from Paris, he relocated to Canada almost two decades ago and established himself as the Canadian Brand Manager for Hamilton Watches, part of the Swatch Group, where he developed a strong reputation...
Leigh Christie is a Vancouver-based engineer/entrepreneur with degrees from UBC & MIT. He invented the machine vision robotic heat spotlight, and The Mondo Spider; a 1,500lb walking machine. In 2009 Leigh co-founded MistyWest, a leading product engineering design firm focused on novel sensors, low-power wireless & edge AI. MistyWest recently created an inference/vision edge device...
Jennifer Layman has worked as a marketing consultant with businesses and entrepreneurial-minded organizations since 2006 and found they often face some common issues. This led her to publish my first book – Forward Thinking for Your Business – to reach a broader business audience. As a business owner, she understands the responsibilities of running a...
A new study from Payments Canada reveals that Canadian businesses have a higher rate of payment fraud compared to Canadian consumers at 20% versus 13%, respectively, although the types of fraud were similar for both segments. It said impersonator fraud, originating from a phone call, message or email that appears to be from a trusted business source (25%), intercepted...
Employment was little changed in August (+22,000; +0.1%) while the employment rate decreased 0.1 percentage points to 60.8%. The unemployment rate rose 0.2 percentage points to 6.6%, reported Statistics Canada on Friday. Employment grew by 20,000 (+0.3%) among core-aged women (25 to 54 years old) in August, and held steady across other major demographic groups,...
RE/MAX Canada anticipates a steady fall market for majority of regions across the country. In a report released Tuesday, the real estate company said the residential sale price in Canada is expected to increase between one and six per cent this fall in 76 per cent of RE/MAX broker regions surveyed. While average residential sale prices...
Real gross domestic product (GDP) increased 0.5% in the second quarter after rising 0.4% in the first quarter. Higher government final consumption expenditures, business investment in engineering structures and machinery and equipment, and household spending on services in the second quarter were moderated by declines in exports, residential construction and household spending on goods, reported...
The number of employees receiving pay and benefits from their employer—measured as “payroll employment” in the Survey of Employment, Payrolls and Hours—decreased by 47,300 overall (-0.3 per cent) in June, reported Statistics Canada on Thursday. The decline in June followed five consecutive monthly increases from January to May, with a cumulative gain of 147,600 (+0.8...
Six overfunded workers’ compensation boards (WCBs) across Canada are currently holding onto $4.9 billion in excess funds that should be returned to small businesses, finds the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB)’s latest research snapshot. “Little has changed since our report last year, and the same five boards – with a new addition of Ontario – are sitting on huge surpluses...
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