In this weeks show we sat down with Dwayne Rettinger of the Rettinger Group to talk about Generational Wealther, often referred to as The Entrepreneur's Legacy. It's a fascinating discussions about a subject that few entrepreneurs tend to ponder until they're close to retirement, and often when family challenges can emerge or opportunities lost by not thinking about it sooner. A great chat and a bit of a wake up call!

The best way to describe our special guest this week, Jeppe and his team at Innovisor, is in how they've taken the discipline of change management into the science of change management. An illuminating discussion for practitioners and business leaders who have been following conventional change models for years..... while Innovisor has been mapping and researching their effects in the background. And a perfect lead into the criticality of authenticity in business today.....

Co-hosts Jim Ellis and Gary Hepworth reflect on WorkPlace Radio's first 8 episodes and highlight the many learnings from their guest interviews, specific to today's entrepreneur. Some truly insightful nuggets whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur or a seasoned one that you can apply today. Thanks to all of our guests!

A fabulous chat during our show today with Donna Milton, CEO of Catalyst Connections as we talk about the changing job market in Canada today. We discuss the uncertainties that current trade rumblings are causing on the job market, who's hiring, who's not and hiring trends over the past 6 to 12 months. A great snapshot for today for those looking for a job, hiring for a job or just curious about what's going on!

An insightful discussion during our show today with Yvan Baker MP of Etobicoke Centre on the number of new governement initiatives that will have a direct impact on today's workplace. On the opportunities of elmination interprovincial trade barriers to some of the large scale infrastructure projects planned, it's clear that a focus on strengthening Canada will lead to new revenues and jobs for Canada.

In today's show we were honoured and inspired by our interview with Chris McLeod, founder of the legal firm Cambridge LLP in Toronto, Canada. He's the author of the powerful book "Beating the Odds" which describes the challenges and coping tools he's used to drive his entrepreneurial path forward, while also managing his own health. Born with a heart defect and diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis with an expectation to only live seven years..... his life and core strength is an inspiration for anyone "cultivating resiliency"

Our show today included a powerful interview with Hilton Barbour.... self professed "wisdom worker" and incredibly insightful as to how organizations often miss or ignore the obvious tool of business sustainability is "people" and the authenticity of the workplace they are in. Truly powerful and enjoyable as well!