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Ashlee Froese started her own boutique law firm, Froese Law, to create an environment that would celebrate professional women and entice them to practice on their own terms.
With an exclusive client dinner coming up for the Lunar New Year, we sit down with Olivia Tran to talk about celebrating culture in Canada, client service, and the prominent Louis XIII Fortress in Toronto, where she's come full circle.
Stephanie Ray thought she was going to become a matrimonial laywer, until she came up with an idea during her internship that took her on a whole new path.
Katie Rosenberg, lead product developer at Elxr Juice Lab knows a thing or two about how to differentiate products in a noisy marketplace.
In our ongoing series, we ask our panel of experts what advice they can offer on a given topic. This issue: travel tips.
When Ryan Ward-Williams was four years old, he asked his parents for a CEO desk and chair, foreshadowing his future as a dynamic, globe-trotting entrepreneur.
Jeff Lohnes is a man that feels comfortable on the stage. As the co-chair and former host for TEDxToronto, he’s worked with some of the most captivating speakers in the world.
Alongside managing a successful law firm in Montreal, Daniel Lighter is a passionate hotelier, continuously striving to improve the guest experience at his Matachica Resort & Spa and GAÏA Riverlodge premises in Belize.
Tonic Blooms founder Raphi Aronowicz explains why he left the trading floor for the flower delivery business after a terrible experience one Valentine's Day.
Lost Craft beer found Shehan De Silva talks about giving up a promising career in banking for a fulfilling career in craft beer.
Getting the lay of the land from real estate experts at Sutton Group - Associates Reality
"If you build it, they will come.” This age-old adage rings true, especially when applied to cities like Toronto, where a commanding number of new or proposed residential and commercial developments are doing their best to answer the demands of a rapidly spiking population.
From selling Crocodile Birkins to highly sought-after homes, PSR Brokerage agents are translating their colourful career backgrounds into big and bold business brands.
You could call Monica Gomez a maestro. As the founder and director of The Concierge Club, a Toronto-based, full-service event production agency that has worked with high-profile clients from Cadillac Fairview to Guerlain cosmetics, Gomez knows what it takes to build an incredible experience.
In our inaugural women’s issue, we gathered a group of bold Canadian women who are challenging the status quo (read: patriarchy) and living life on their own terms. They’ve started empires, raised their voices, fought for freedom, and, most importantly, paved a path for those behind them.
"I think that one of the greatest things about being an entrepreneur is that you are obviously an optimistic person that is able to take a risk."
The world is a mess right now. An outsider’s look into the current state of affairs would show a global community in shambles, suffering from a laundry list of maladies in need of a serious remedy.
Slowly, but surely, Canada is establishing itself as a tech mecca. With the Canadian arms of both Google and Facebook recently investing heavily in new and updated spaces, it’s safe to say that the world is taking notice of our brewing industry.
A growing number of financial technology companies make up the new wave of disruptors that are transforming the way we bank, invest, and borrow money, as consumers demand more convenience, value and transparency from the traditional firms.