Patrick Griffin
Insightful analysis on the maneuvers, market dynamics, and disruptions defining the modern world.
About This Column
Patrick Griffin is a commentator and strategist exploring the intersection of technological advancement and global commerce. Transitioning from his deep dive into business currents, Patrick now delivers daily dispatches on the broad forces shaping the 2026 landscape - from the "de-risking" of supply chains to the evolution of omnichannel retail. With a reputation for providing a nuanced perspective on "what it means for the future," he offers a unique lens on the strategies that drive lasting competitive advantage. His writing is essential for anyone seeking to stay ahead in a world defined by geopolitical turbulence and rapid innovation.
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Inmar CEO's EY Award: A Blueprint for Transforming Legacy Tech Firms
3M & Cadillac F1: A High-Stakes Bet on Material Science and Global Strategy
NETSCOUT's Patent Fortress: 750 Reasons It’s Built for the AI Era
Ottawa's $2.5M Paddle Play: A Strategic Bet on Halifax's Global Stage
Phoenix and Texas Capital Forge New Path for Middle-Market Finance
The Unboxing Paradox: Why Physical Mailers Are Winning the Digital Game
California's Climate Strategy Isn't Just Solar Panels—It's Car A/C
Relmada’s Russell Index Entry: A Strategic Ascent for the Biotech Firm
Canada’s New Resource Blueprint: Forging a Northern Strategy in Yellowknife
A Cookie Crumbles: Bear Stewart Recall Exposes Food Safety Fault Lines
The Data Revolution in Drug Safety: De-Risking Pharma with Proteomics
Kinetic's 'AlwaysOn' Gambit: Setting a New Standard for Reliability
America at 250: Nostalgia, Innovation, and the Business of Patriotism
GCM Grosvenor's Bet on Banner Capital Signals a New PE Frontier
Triller’s SpaceX Gambit: A Lifeline or a Balance Sheet Black Hole?
Firstup’s AI Win Spotlights a Critical Shift in Enterprise Strategy
GovTech's Next Wave: Euna AI to Tackle Public Sector's Core Hurdles
IBM Shatters Scaling Limits with Sub-1nm Chip, Redefining Computing
Beyond the IPO: Private Market Indexing Comes of Age
