Ottawa’s 40 under 40, the federal government’s return to the office and much more with Sueling Ching
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In this episode of Ottawa Business Matters, host Sam Laprade talks with Sueling Ching, President and CEO of the Ottawa Board of Trade, about various initiatives, including the 40 under 40 program that recognizes the city's future business and community leaders for their achievements and community involvement. The discussion covers the excitement around the announcement of the awardees and the upcoming gala, as well as other significant events such as the Women, Wit, and Wisdom gathering, emphasizing personal stories of female leaders, and the city building summit's focus on revitalizing downtown Ottawa. The dialogue also delves into the impact of the federal government's decision for employees to return to downtown offices three days a week and its implications for downtown vibrancy and local economy. Additionally, the importance of education organizations like Algonquin College in nurturing future leadership and the role of business in community wealth building and attracting talent are highlighted.
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