Management Consulting

A new report finds 61% of Canadians face 'financial whiplash' as rising costs and uncertainty strain budgets, pushing many to the brink of insolvency.

As PE firms struggle to turn AI hype into profit, Jefferies' strategic investment in Decision Science Advisors signals a new focus on practical results.

The AI and data analytics firm's new cybersecurity certification positions it as a key partner for sensitive defense missions in a shifting compliance landscape.

Stephan Crétier, who turned a $25k loan into a $14B security empire, will keynote at SWGSB, offering bankers crucial lessons in risk and resilience.

A new grant empowers hotel staff to combat crime, including human trafficking, forging a vital public-private alliance to protect New York City.

Amid rising software supply chain attacks, Black Duck's new CISO hire signals a strategic shift toward national-defense-level security for the AI era.

The retailer posts modest annual growth despite a tough Q4, as international gains and efficiency drives offset major headwinds in its Canadian operations.

In 2025, a non-profit delivered 53,000 hours of free virtual programs, from pet painting to yoga, creating a new blueprint for aging well.

With a 16-year veteran at the helm, SERVPRO signals a focus on operational excellence and empowering its vast franchise network for its next chapter.

Global sales training firm ValueSelling Associates appoints veteran leaders in China and Japan to bridge cultural gaps with its value-based methodology.

UFS, BankOnIT, and others merge into Navanta, a new powerhouse aiming to simplify technology and empower over 700 community financial institutions.

As The Toro Company and Scholarship America mark 50 years and $4.7M in aid, their story offers a masterclass in long-term corporate responsibility.

A federal judge's ruling allows a lawsuit to proceed over an alleged $2.2B valuation gap, placing the secretive world of corporate appraisal under a microscope.

On the 250th anniversary of "Remember the Ladies," a conservative group hosts a $250 luncheon to define women's history through an 'America First' lens.

A Vancouver firm's revolutionary tech, backed by government funds, aims to decarbonize metal recovery and secure North America's platinum supply chain.

A top European business conference sold out six months early. It's a clear signal leaders are prioritizing human skills in a world dominated by AI.

As housing costs rise, a new 3-year plan from Union Station Homeless Services aims to prevent and end homelessness with a focus on holistic support.

Union One is rolling out a new benefits platform for 3 million households, offering mortgage aid and tuition cuts to redefine the value of union membership.

With a $200k goal, The Trail's first corporate gala, led by National Bank, aims to fill a critical gap in French-language support for Quebec veterans.

Healthcare advisory giant Chartis is acquiring AI startup Leap AI, signaling a major industry shift toward building bespoke AI solutions for healthcare.