Challenger Brand
Jay Klein, Founder and CEO of The PUR Company Inc. shares with Anthony Lacavera the biggest challenges in entering the marketplace in the early days of the company and how he secured his first customers.
Jay Klein, Founder and CEO of The PUR Company Inc. shares with Anthony Lacavera the biggest challenges in entering the marketplace in the early days of the company and how he secured his first customers.
Ryan Welsh, Founder and CEO of Kyndi explains how the company is navigating the crowded machine intelligence space and analyzes massive amounts of data much faster than a human analyst.
Patricia Karpas, Co-Founder & Head of Content, Meditation Studio app shares with Amber Mac the reason behind creating the platform and the importance of taking time out for self-care.
Andre Garber, Director of Strategic Ventures at Dentons shares why he launched a startup program within the law firm and some of the benefits beyond standard legal services it provides founders.
Ken Frankel, President of the Canadian Council for the Americas speaks with Amber Mac about the change in how business is being conducted in the global economy.
Sachin Aggarwal, CEO of Think Research explains how the company balances market growth with building credibility in the healthcare space. Sachin also shares why they targeted smaller hospitals in the early days for customers and what role government plays in their business strategy.
At TWG diversity is key to not only delivering the best possible products and software solutions for their clients, but also being able to attract the best talent to produce the work. The company’s managing partner Chris Eben discusses the firm’s refocus on inclusion and shares the benefits they have experienced.
Rajen Ruparell, Co-Founder and Chairman of Endy shares why he is focused on building e-commerce companies in Canada and what lessons he learned from taking Groupon public.
Olga Egorsheva, Co-Founder and CEO of Lobster shares how the rights marketplace taps into the talent pools of social media and other visual user-generated content platforms to help find relevant photos and videos that don’t look like stock.
The originality of files means everything and that’s made the Internet a decidedly double-edged sword. It’s been a phenomenal vehicle for sharing content, but there’s been no reliable way to identify and stop counterfeiting.
