Posted June 12, 2020
If your motive in an argument is to learn, not to win, then you can not be wrong
READ MORE >John Sicard
President and CEO, Kinaxis
Tags: ‘Innovation’
Previous Interviews
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Paul Guindon
Wanting to win is a part of leadership
CEO, Commissionaires Ottawa -
Rachel Homan
Until you can understand yourself, you can’t lead
Skip, Canadian Women’s Curling Team, 2018 Winter Olympics -
Rabbi Bulka, C.M.
Candour should be in ample supply among our leaders.
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Geoff Green, C.M.
A good leader is constantly looking in the mirror
Founder and President of the Students on Ice Foundation -
Goldy Hyder
Success will be yours. Failure will be mine.
President and CEO of the Business Council of Canada -
Tracey Clark
There is great value in solitude
Founder & CEO, Bridgehead Coffee -
Peter Strom
Learn the discipline of following your own intuition.
President and Chief Executive Officer of March Networks -
Kim Ayotte
Success is all about lifelong learning
Ottawa's Fire Chief
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