In anticipation of the Entrepreneurial Spark Tour event at St. Clair College, I had a chat with Danny Mark Penner, 25, CEO of the Crier two weeks ago. Formerly the
In the fifth part of WEtech Alliance’s Youth Entrepreneurship Series, I sat down Steve Nicodemo. Steve is one of three partners at LiquidWild Media, a one-year-old creative production company based
In the fourth part of WEtech Alliance’s Youth Entrepreneurship Series, I sat down Chris Anderson. This twenty-year-old business student is already a seasoned veteran in e-business with two companies currently
By: Vedant Pandey, Summer Finance Intern When I first came into WEtech, it was at the recommendation of a friend. I was previously involved in a group called Student in Free
In the third part of WEtech Alliance’s Youth Entrepreneurship Series, I had the opportunity to interview Charlotte Fortin. Instead of spending her summer basking in the sun, this 17 year-old
By: Juliana Davies, Guest Blogger Corporate culture is the amalgam of operations, goals, values, attitudes and workplace environment that comprises a given company or organization. This comprehensive term is today
In the second part of WEtech Alliance’s Youth Entrepreneurship Series, I interviewed members from SIFE Windsor. This Odette School of Business student club creates and facilitates entrepreneurial projects across the
Starting August 7th, WEtech will be running weekly “What’s In Gadget Guy’s Basement” Contests. Each week, we will show a random piece of technology and will pose a question about it
In the first part of WEtech Alliance’s Youth Entrepreneurship Series, I recently sat down with Lois Li of Domestic Diesel Ltd. Lois Li is a 24-year old law student/nursing graduate
For ten years, the Sandwich High School “Sabre Bytes” quietly went about competing in the FIRST Robotics competition that features 250,000 students from around the world. This year was truly
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