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Who Cares About Your Stupid Career?

About the author: Jacoline Loewen
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Looking for a new job this year? There are interesting career opportunities being created by owners of companies who are partnered with private equity. I hire for these unique businesses and have come to see a huge difference compared to corporate recruiting. It may seem choke-on-your-chai-tea rude to say businesses with private equity on board do not care about your career. If you grasp this difference though, you are more likely to get the job and make them care. These businesses have ow...

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HST For You and Me

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by Brenda Bryant Are we ready for the onset of the Harmonized Sales Tax in Ontario? There has been much talk and controversy over the introduction of the new taxation method, but how much do we really know? I caught up with Karyn Lipman to help shed some light on the HST. Lipman, a Chartered Accountant with Soberman LLP, has a Bachelor’s degree in commerce and a diploma in accounting from McGill University. She joined Soberman in 1996 and became a partner in 2000. “I have al...

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Greener Than Your Salad

About the author: Adam Mazerall
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Being “green” implies a commitment to the environment. The term suggests an added effort towards ecologically friendly or sustainable practices. Unfortunately, because of the trend towards this shift in operations, many businesses have gone through “greenwashing,” portraying themselves to be environmentally friendly by simply using the secondary colour as an adjective in their marketing ploys. This is why it is so important to actually look into a company’s operations and practices, an...

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It's Not Easy Being Green

About the author: Russell Wangersky
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I’m not the best environmentalist in the house – I admit it. Sometimes, if the compost bin is full, I put the onion skins in the trash instead of taking the compost outside and emptying it. But then again, I sometimes justify it by thinking that putting things in the compost bin is only the tiniest fragment of the environmental job. It’s easy for everyone else to claim the environmental high ground, even though they don’t ever take the full bin out to the composter and empty out the ...

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The Allstars of Allstate

About the author: Terri Winter
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As a young woman in a professional career, I still occasionally find it difficult to be taken seriously in the workplace. Starting fresh out of university, in an office of experienced 20- and 30-somethings, I was intimidated, to say the least. I don’t think I’m alone in that opinion. As more women are entering the workforce and holding positions of authority, it is important to have structures in place that give them the chance to feel like their contribution to their organization is a va...

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The Top 20 Business Women in Canada 2009

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Each year, Women’s Post scours the nation to find the top 20 women of the year. These women all reflect strength, ingenuity, and confidence while contributing not only to society, but to the success of women in the workplace. This year we have assembled a diverse group, ranging from a CFO in banking to an acclaimed singer-songwriter; from a member of the House of Commons to an environmental activist. You will also find that one special woman has the honour of being a recipient of the Women...

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True Medispa: Friends for life

About the author: Jacinda Liburd
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A woman lucky enough to find a spa where she feels completely at ease in the hands of one of its technicians should probably work on maintaining that relationship for life. But a woman lucky enough to find a spa where she feels completely at ease in the hands of cosmetic doctors should just thank her lucky stars. When I first learned about True MediSpa, owned and operated by Dr. Romy Saibil and Dr. Francine Gerstein, I thought it...

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Relationships & strategic planning: The evolution of Grocery Gateway

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Making it through turbulent times often seems like a gift from the gods: a matter of fate, of luck, of good fortune. When I examine things that have gone well for me, there is often a foundation of hard work, of strategic planning, and learning from experience that rests at the heart of these endeavours. Stephen Tallevi, general manager and co-founder of Grocery Gateway (an online grocery retailer), understands this very well. One key ...

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Allstate: Transforms itself into a better way of being

About the author: Miranda Voth
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When it comes to relationships, I am a fairly confrontational person. Although it’s not always the best way to keep everyone in my personal life happy, I’d like to think it saves some relationships from falling apart. I don’t want anything to slip through the cracks because we were too afraid to talk about it. My direct approach serves well in the face of business. If I see someone needs help, I offer, and if I need it, I ask. Not all of the women in my life have the guts to do this, b...

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Groceries get greener

About the author: Terri Winter
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I’ve been taking on grown-up tasks since I was a kid. I can’t remember a time when I didn’t do my own laundry or pay my bills; when I didn’t have to balance school work, homework, and work work. But when I work all day and commute to get home, it takes more motivation than I can generally muster to go out grocery shopping instead of throwing my hands up, throwing my sweatpants on, and ordering take-out. Grocery shopping isn’t a leisurely activity for my roommate and me anymore. It...

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