Why Canadian College Professors Without Real-World Experience Can’t Effectively Teach Entrepreneurship
It take more than theory In Canada, many business schools and MBA programs are led by professors who lack real-world entrepreneurial experience. While they may be well-versed in theories, frameworks, and case studies, they often miss the core essence of…
The Case for Free Markets: Prosperity Through Open Trade
Having spent the past two decades living in and visiting 25 countries, across 40 cities and three continents, I have witnessed a simple yet profound truth: free market economies thrive, while isolationist policies lead to stagnation and decline. Free trade,…
Economic Security as the Foundation for Lasting Peace: A New Global Order
Making the case of PEACE as opposed to more WAR Introduction The war between Russia and Ukraine has been one of the most devastating conflicts in recent history, yet its resolution remains elusive. Traditional security alliances such as NATO have…
Can LBOs (Leverage Buyouts) be used to jumpstart national economic growth in emerging markets?
What is a Leveraged Buyout (LBO)? Leveraged Buyouts (LBOs) have been a cornerstone of global finance, allowing investors to acquire and restructure industries with minimal upfront capital. This model could provide a viable path for rebuilding outdated high potential and…
The Power of Globalization and Meritocracy: Driving Economic Growth and Fair Wealth Distribution
In an increasingly interconnected world, globalization and meritocracy have emerged as two of the most powerful forces shaping the global economy. Together, they create a framework for cooperation, innovation, and equitable wealth distribution that can propel economic growth and improve…
12 steps to effective selling education programs
Start with customer success in mind 1. Understand the Pain Points of Your Target Audience 2. Create Urgency Without Pressure 3. Build Social Proof 4. Offer Value Before the Sale 5. Leverage FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) 6. Build Trust…
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…
Latest Posts
- Why Canadian College Professors Without Real-World Experience Can’t Effectively Teach Entrepreneurship
- The Case for Free Markets: Prosperity Through Open Trade
- Economic Security as the Foundation for Lasting Peace: A New Global Order
- Can LBOs (Leverage Buyouts) be used to jumpstart national economic growth in emerging markets?
- The Power of Globalization and Meritocracy: Driving Economic Growth and Fair Wealth Distribution
