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In the News: Ean Tsou and colleague writing in The Conversation Canada

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Unlocking the future of leadership: Haskayne Wilderness Retreat celebrates 20 years

In the News: KJ Choi and colleagues writing in The Conversation Canada

Should average Canadians follow Warren Buffett’s investment strategy?

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Class of 2024: From self-doubt to exceptional leadership, Ivy Lee’s journey at Haskayne was transformative

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Class of 2024: Master of Management student aims to revitalize Calgary’s Chinatown

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Leaders explore ways to seize opportunities in the energy transition

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Sowing the seeds of leadership: Agricultural industry icon Kim McConnell named recipient of 2024 Inspiring Business Leader Award

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Indigenous Panel Explores Business's Role in Contributing to Truth and Reconciliation

In the News: Osman Alp and colleagues writing in The Conversation Canada

Emissions impossible? How the transport sector can help make the 2050 net-zero goal a reality

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Augmented reality exhibit tells story of war brides and other women who helped build Alberta’s oil industry