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Speaking of Business with Goldy Hyder Goldy Hyder
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4.9 • 29 Ratings
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Conversations with Canadian innovators, entrepreneurs and business leaders. Join host Goldy Hyder, President and CEO of the Business Council of Canada, as he sits down with some of the most successful and fascinating people in Canadian business.
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Empowering change: A conversation with John Kousinioris of TransAlta
John Kousinioris, president and CEO of TransAlta Corporation, outlines TransAlta's transition from coal-fired power plants to lower emission energy sources. He also discusses lessons learned from his immigrant parents, his love of motorcycles, and his passion for the Calgary Stampede.
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Inside the Roots Leather Factory: A conversation with CEO Meghan Roach
Meghan Roach, CEO of Roots, gives Goldy Hyder a tour of the Roots Leather Factory in Toronto and discusses the legacy of the brand, her career journey and Canada’s place in the world.
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Risk and Resilience – John Risley of CFFI Ventures
John Risley, CEO of CFFI Ventures, reflects on the risks and rewards of entrepreneurship, discusses why Atlantic Canada is becoming a hub for the ocean economy, and urges more people to get involved in shaping public policy.
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Taking on the world’s toughest challenges: John Bianchini of Hatch
In this engaging episode of Speaking of Business, host Goldy Hyder sits down with John Bianchini, chairman and CEO of the global engineering and professional services firm Hatch to discuss leadership, the importance of embracing risk, and Hatch's innovative solutions to some of the world's most pressing challenges.
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From shop floor to CEO: Jennifer Wong of Aritzia
Host Goldy Hyder interviews Jennifer Wong, the CEO of Aritzia, who shares her inspiring career journey from part-time sales associate to CEO. She discusses the company's growth, its entry into the U.S. market, the impact of the pandemic, the importance of teamwork in overcoming challenges, and the values and culture that have contributed to the company's success.
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Connecting North America: Keith Creel of CPKC
Keith Creel, President and CEO of CPKC, discusses North America’s first single-line railway connecting Canada, the United States and Mexico, and explains why his leadership style is based on three key words: honesty, transparency and respect.
Customer Reviews
Amazing podcast!
Goldy’s podcast is packed with knowledge and the expert guests he brings on the show make this podcast a MUST LISTEN! 10/10
Author, The 6 Relationships of Highly Effective Organizations
Relevant, informative and interesting. Goldy Hyder truly understands the business of relationships.