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Creativity, Innovation and Business Design Creativity killers: Busting the myths that stop great ideas before they start Jan, 2026 | Podcast Your next great idea might be just around the corner...if you don't stifle it first. The latest episode of the Executive Summary podcast breaks down the fastest way to kill a creative buzz. Sustainability and Social Impact The hidden risk of staying neutral Jan, 2026 | Article In today's politically and socially divided world, it can be tempting to avoid picking sides. But new research shows that might backfire. Talent Management and Inclusion The dos and don’ts of mandating an RTO policy that sticks Jan, 2026 | Article To avoid backlash and policy failure, leaders calling people back to the office full time should keep these change-management best practices in mind. Finance, Investing and Accounting The secret to a good acquisition strategy: Uniqueness Dec, 2025 | Article Gains from mergers and acquisitions have flatlined in recent decades, new research finds. But when a company brings something different to the table, the story changes. Economics, Trade and Policy Short termism is costing Canada billions Dec, 2025 | Opinion Canada Post’s halted modernization plan shows how political caution can cost billions, and why Canada must finally confront its productivity problem. Finance, Investing and Accounting Hidden biases: Why audits aren’t as objective as you think they are (and what we can do to fix it) Dec, 2025 | Podcast Audits may look airtight on paper, but subtle pressures and incentives can distort the truth. Can the system be fixed? It starts with understanding those biases — and the latest episode of the Executive Summary digs in. Talent Management and Inclusion High performer versus high potential: Are you elevating the right leaders? Dec, 2025 | Article A changing workforce means rethinking the skills needed to lead; the challenge is spotting who actually has that potential. Here's a framework to help you identify leaders who will thrive. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
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