By Yunhong Liu Technology changes so quickly that it can be difficult to keep up. However, it’s worth keeping track of significant advances that have the potential to change society.
By Rob Whent Anybody Hungry for a Raspberry Pi? Growing up in South Windsor in the 70’s, I lived around the corner from a Radio Shack which to me was
October 4, 2016 – by Alexandra Lucier Every year, the City of Toronto procures $1.8 billion in goods and services from outside suppliers. Innovative as they may seem, if you
By Rob Whent Last night, my lawn sprinklers didn’t come on. In fact, over the past 90 days, they didn’t come on 12 times. Rather than call a repair person
August 23, 2016 – by Alexandra Lucier Shared Spaces represent a growing trend across a variety of sectors, where leaders say they are beginning to look at projects in a
You’re having a get-together with friends. You’re having a glass of wine and discussing work when someone brings up the topic of social enterprise. You nod and smile politely, absently
By Raymond Tran For the past 8 months, I’ve been an intern student at an amazing organization. I remember my first business conference @ Kairos Society in Toronto, volunteering but
By David Burman As a successful graduate of Disney’s International College Program and a dual citizen with our neighbors to the South, I never saw myself planting roots in Windsor.
What exactly is “Social Innovation”? Definitions tend to be long-winded, convoluted and wide-ranging. It’s easy to get bogged down in the debate over nuance, and lose sight of the title’s
By Yvonne Pilon One of the biggest mistakes budding young entrepreneurs make is to equate innovation solely in terms of a breakthrough idea. Many startups are chasing the next disruptive
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