The Evolution of Educational Institutions and the Shift Toward Skills Development
Introduction The traditional model of education, characterized by extended degree programs and theoretical instruction, has long been the foundation of global academic systems. Rooted in classical frameworks established during the Industrial Revolution, this system prioritized rote memorization and standardization to…
why is it important to have an entrepreneurial mindset within organizations in todays hyper competitive economy.
In today’s hyper-competitive economy, having an entrepreneurial mindset within organizations is crucial for survival, growth, and success. This mindset drives innovation, resilience, and adaptability—qualities that enable organizations to stay relevant and ahead of the competition. Let’s explore why an entrepreneurial…
Why Great Leaders Follow These 6 Japanese Rules (and Why You Should Too)
The purpose driven mindset In our pursuit of personal and professional success, we often look for strategies that can help us align our goals, build resilience, and maintain focus. Japanese culture, with its deep-rooted philosophies and practices, offers a treasure…
Why Everyone Should Understand International Trade Finance in the Digital Era
The era of a borderless world In a world where the barriers of geography and time zones have been dissolved by technology, understanding international trade finance has become an essential skill. The digital era, powered by the internet, microfinance, and…
Hire People You’d Be Happy to Work For: Building Teams That Inspire
The hiring method that great organizations follow In the intricate web of decision-making that defines leadership, few decisions hold as much weight as hiring the right people. The individuals you bring on board can profoundly influence your organization’s culture, productivity,…
10 Key Components of Service Marketing and the Perils of Overreliance on Technology
The human-tech solution In an increasingly tech-driven world, companies are often tempted to rely heavily on technology to deliver services and enhance customer experiences. However, this approach can backfire if not balanced with a deep understanding of the core principles…
What does it mean to have a 6th sense in leadership
An intuitive Edge for Success Leadership is often described as a balance of logic, vision, and emotional intelligence. However, some of the most remarkable leaders possess an additional quality that is less tangible but equally powerful – a sixth sense.…
The Crisis in Canadian Higher Education: Exploitation of International Students in some Business Schools
I have seen it all and it is deeply troubling Canadian colleges and universities, particularly business schools, have become entangled in practices that exploit students—especially international ones—while failing to deliver substantive education and skills that meets the requirement of todays…
College Professor uses first principles method of coaching to engage students
Helping Students get a real world degree Conestoga business professor Chris Shahabi is launching an innovative paint that neutralizes airborne pollutants to enhance air quality in homes and workplaces, involving his students every step along the way to show them…
Learning by Action: Empowering Students Through Sustainability and Innovation
Professor Chris Shahabi, a recognized expert in Entrepreneurship, Marketing, International Trade Finance, and Sustainability, believes in a hands-on approach to education. He encourages his students to take action rather than simply learning through theory, creating real-world applications for classroom knowledge.…
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