Business Retention / Economic Development - sustainable food production, medical technologies, logistics; University of Guelph Aggie grad, nature / music

Cambridge, Ontario
Joined April 2018
The secondhand clothing market is booming, and AI is helping resellers sort, price, and sell used clothes faster than ever. Here's how ThredUp is using AI to resell 17 million garments every year.
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Equity financing costs have decreased significantly since they spiked around the SpaceX IPO and other equity raises. Now down near four-year lows, it will be interesting to see if the Anthropic IPO pushes these higher again.
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Many cabinet ministers on hand for the fall red tape reduction bill, the Building Ontario Faster Act 2026
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How to Negotiate. The Ultimate Cheat Sheet from the World's Best Universities. #batna #negotiation #NegotiationTips #SupplyChainToday #NegotiationSkills #procurement
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New piece by me at the Globe, about how today's young are making increasingly pragmatic and hyper-practical decisions when it comes to their educations, and how that might be doing them, and society, a disservice. Read here: theglobeandmail.com/investin…
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New service changes are taking effect on Nov 2. 📣 Always plan ahead for a smooth ride by visiting our website or contacting #BramptonTransit at 905.874.2999. 📞 Learn more 🔗: ow.ly/4yEG50ZYwwy
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Need insights ahead of the holiday season? Join us to hear how shopping behaviours are changing as consumers balance value, confidence, and spending priorities. We'll also discuss the role of AI in the shopping journey and what this means for marketers. ipsos.com/en-ca/webinar-stat…
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The 2026 Strait of Hormuz disruption is the largest recent energy supply shock. The system proved more resilient than feared. But inventories, pipelines and trade rewiring have limits. Our new research explores what comes next: mck.co/aftershocks
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Yesterday's municipal elections show the public wants change. I can't recall ever seeing so many incumbent Mayors lose (see below), including in Sarnia and Milton, where the Mayors had been in place since the 1980s.
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Disconnected systems and siloed data are slowing your supply chain down. What if AI could connect the dots from planning to execution? In this Supply Chain Now webinar, @ScottwLuton and Karin Bursa speak with David Vallejo of @SAP about how SAP is bringing AI agents, business data, and applications together to help supply chains anticipate disruptions, make smarter decisions, and act faster. 📺 Register to watch the recording: hubs.ly/Q04CqqCH0
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When you see a bee, what do you think of? 🐝🐝 Sting? Insect? Buzzing? Honey? But do you think of food? Here are 6⃣ reasons to BEE grateful for our bees & pollinators and tips on how you can show it. #COP17Armenia fao.org/newsroom/story/Bee-i…
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No small amount of change on Toronto city council last night, with seven new faces. They include a former councillor, a former school trustee and two former Liberal members of Parliament, while three others have backgrounds in activism. #TOpoli cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/t…
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Here’s a preview of what to expect during Question Period. The NDP is calling for the resignation of colleges and universities minister Nolan Quinn over OSAP. #onpoli
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