Author: Thierry Lindor

If you haven’t heard the news yet, Netflix had a massive communications meltdown last night during the Love is Blind’s Season 4 reunion. The highly anticipated live episode ended up being a buffering nightmare, leaving users frustrated and disappointed. The incident begs the question, should tech platforms like Netflix ever be allowed to crash? As consumers, we want our tech solutions to work the way they promise to, and we have five reasons why: Time is precious: In today’s fast-paced world, we don’t have the time to waste on buffering or waiting for a platform to come back online. We…

In the early hours of March 16th, 2023, a devastating fire tore through an apartment building in Old Montreal, leaving seven dead and many more unaccounted for. As is often the case in tragedies of this magnitude, the incident has become a political football, with various government entities pointing fingers at one another in a bewildering display of buck-passing. But what makes this particular disaster stand out is the role that technology giant Airbnb played in the events leading up to the conflagration. The question of holding Airbnb responsible for non-conforming properties is a nuanced debate that requires thoughtful consideration…

Revolutionizing Kidney Health: An Interview with Collins Oghor Collins Oghor is the co-founder and CEO of Collogh Cares Inc., a digital health and advocacy startup dedicated to preventing kidney failure on a global scale. In this interview, Oghor shares the inspiring story behind the creation of Collogh Cares and its commitment to revolutionizing kidney health through innovative technology and community engagement. With a background in both medicine and business, Oghor has a unique perspective on the healthcare industry and the potential for technology to transform patient outcomes. Through Collogh Cares, Oghor and his team are on a mission to empower…

Empowering Women Entrepreneurs: A Conversation with Nadine Spencer Nadine Spencer, CEO of Brand EQ Group Inc., is a communications professional with a passion for empowering women entrepreneurs. Through her work with the Accelerating Women Entrepreneurs organization and various charitable groups, Spencer has advocated for women’s education and entrepreneurship as pathways to prosperity. In this interview, she discusses the importance of amplifying the voices and stories of women-led businesses, and how her “People Matter” concept has helped expand market growth and increase revenues for multinational enterprises. With her extensive track record in engagement strategies and visionary gift for articulating key messages,…

Advocating for $200 Million Investment in Black-led Organizations The Need for Greater Support for Black-serving Charities. Liban Abokor, a board member of the Foundation for Black Communities, is advocating for greater financial investment in Black-led, Black-serving organizations. The Foundation has already been selected to provide direct funding to such organizations through the Investment Readiness Program and is in the running for a $200 million endowment. This call for increased funding comes amidst a broader investigation into corporate foundations’ donations to Black communities following George Floyd’s murder. As Black voices continue to be amplified, Abokor’s call to action serves as a…

Fostering Entrepreneurship & Innovation in BIPOC Communities: An Interview with Alfred Burgesson, Founder and CEO of Tribe Network In this interview, Alfred Burgesson, the founder and CEO of Tribe Network, discusses his organization’s mission to support Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) pursuing entrepreneurship and innovation in Canada. Tribe Network is an entrepreneurship and innovation hub that provides a community for BIPOC entrepreneurs and innovators to access resources, education, training, and networking opportunities. Through partnerships with organizations that share their mission, Tribe Network aims to improve the well-being of BIPOC communities by supporting their access to employment, education, and…

Empowering Black Canadians through Economic Wellness: An Interview with Tiffany Callender, CEO of FACE Coalition In this interview, Tiffany Callender, the co-founder and CEO of the FACE Coalition, shares how her organization is working to improve economic wellness and wealth for Black Canadians. With a focus on generational wealth creation, FACE has launched the Black Entrepreneurship Loan Fund, which provides loans to Black entrepreneurs to start or grow their businesses. The organization also offers a range of other services for Canadians of African descent to support their economic success. Through these initiatives, FACE is helping to build a brighter future…

Empowering BIPOC Business Owners: An Interview with Louis-Edgar Jean-Francois, CEO of Groupe 3737 In this interview with JF, the CEO and Chairman of Groupe 3737, we delve into the mission and vision of this national not-for-profit organization. With a focus on empowering BIPOC business owners through coaching and support tools, Groupe 3737 has created an ecosystem of over 1,000 entrepreneurs across Canada. Learn how they are revolutionizing support systems for BIPOC entrepreneurs and driving positive change in the business world. Interview Coming Soon!

Montreal Startup OneTrip Disrupts Grocery Delivery Market Dominated by UberEats. In the competitive world of food delivery, few companies have made as much of an impact as UberEats. However, one startup out of Montreal, Epipresto, is quickly emerging as a major contender in the online grocery shopping space. With a focus on supporting local businesses and providing customers with access to specialized grocery stores, Epipresto is disrupting the market in Quebec and beyond. In this interview, we’ll be speaking with the founders of Epipresto to learn more about their mission, their unique approach to online grocery shopping, and how they…