The Troubled Governance of Sports Online
In January, the BBC and BuzzFeed jointly released an exposé on gambling in tennis, aptly titled “The Tennis Racket.” The...
Rethinking Conversation
Professors are obliged to set regular weekly office hours, something most students today find rather quaint. It’s often a time...
Delivery Units
The Prime Minister is now well into the consolidation phase of his transition from electioneering to governing. In practical terms,...
Results
Prime Minister Trudeau is off on one of the most intense first 100 days of any Canadian prime minister. Appointing...
Open Government and Political Leadership
That the new Liberal Government has embraced ‘open government’ is hardly surprising. President Obama promised much the same in 2008...
C-Suite Confused About Cybersecurity’s True Adversary
A new study released yesterday, Securing the C-Suite, Cybersecurity Perspectives from the Boardroom and C-Suite, reveals that many executives at...
Governing Digitally: F.A.S.T. Tracking Federalism
In 2011, the World Economic Forum presented its vision of a future government creating public value as F-A-S-T: flatter, agile,...
Bridging the credibility gap
By: John Wilkins A leader’s credibility begins with personal success. It ends with helping others achieve personal success. – John...
Middle Management: Bridging the gap … Credibility
A leader’s credibility begins with personal success. It ends with helping others achieve personal success. – John Maxwell In 1966,...
Janice Charette’s First Annual Report
“Public institutions are the cornerstone of our democratic system” is the starting line of the Clerk of the Privy Council’s...