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The founders and executives of some of Ottawa’s top-performing companies gathered to network, relax and celebrate each other’s success at TCC Canada’s Collaboration Centre on Elgin Street Tuesday.
While Yann Darevic has racked up a number of achievements under his belt over almost a quarter-century in business, his main accomplishment comes down to one thing―determination.
Feb 23, 2021 This article originally appeared in the BOMA Ottawa Commercial Space Directory. Read the full publication here. Please, no sympathy cards; the office is not dead. Rather, it’s in the process of redefining itself after tenants were forced to abruptly abandon their spaces for the safety of home before returning with new operating models and expectations of modern workspaces. The world’s largest impromptu work-from-home experiment has revealed that commuting to the office each and every day is far from the only model. Local commercial real estate experts say the workplace was al...
Feb 23, 2021 This article originally appeared in the BOMA Ottawa Commercial Space Directory. Read the full publication here. Please, no sympathy cards; the office is not dead. Rather, it’s in the process of redefining itself after tenants were forced to abruptly abandon their spaces for the safety of home before returning with new operating models and expectations of modern workspaces. The world’s largest impromptu work-from-home experiment has revealed that commuting to the office each and every day is far from the only model. Local commercial real estate experts say the workplace was al...
Feb 5, 2021 A hair stylist, a toy shop owner and a bridal boutique retailer were among the dozens of female entrepreneurs who came together Thursday to focus the attention of the Ontario government on their ongoing struggles to keep their heads above water and their businesses afloat as the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage on. The virtual roundtable discussion was hosted by Michael Wood, who started advocating on behalf of the Ottawa small business sector shortly after the pandemic began last March. As the co-owner of Ottawa Special Events, he'd already been reaching out to politicia...