The days of working in silos and emphasizing competition over collaboration are far behind us. Sharing knowledge, learning from the experiences of others, and discussing challenges with peers leads to positive results. Or, at the very least, it minimizes waste …
Competition matters. But as Canadians, we’re ready to hold open the door, smile friendly hellos and return the extra change. Instead of viewing our kind and open nature as a hinderance, shouldn’t we acknowledge Canada’s ability to collaborate as a competitive advantage? At TEDxSiliconNorth, Satish explores what he believes to be the path to innovation in Canada: our ability to out-share, out-trust, and out-respect every other city…
Of all the meetups I’ve ever been a part of, this one has proven to have the most value, the most relevance, and the best possible group of likeminds you could hope to find in a city. LeanCoffeeTO is a peer group of entrepreneurs in Toronto. 25 to 30 people…
It’s been one helluva ride over the last 22 months and if there’s one thing I regret, it’s not sufficiently celebrating the amazing work that we’ve had the pleasure to send out our door. I’m proud to say that we have some of this city’s finest creatives…
Syndicated from StartupNorth (October 29, 2010) Editors Note: This is the first post by Andrew Peek at Jet Cooper. I love the concept of shared spaces for the collisions of ideas. Albert and I talked about this back at Bubbleshare. I know …
I don’t know what it means to sit in the crowd of a TED talk. I don’t. I do know what it means to sit in the crowd of a TEDxToronto talk. It’s beautiful. A little over a month ago, …
A couple weeks back, Jet Cooper hosted Year One Labs office hours here at the studio. The folks that attended got to hear Alistair talk about the future of content ownership, Ben talk truth, and Ian reflect on co-working. Ray, the …