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Long-form essays and interviews on AI, leadership, economic resilience, and the forces reshaping Canada, from Perry Kinkaide and the KEI Network community.
Neuman - who's portrait appears in this week's masthead, gained fame with his irreverent quote, "What, me worry?" He was considered irreverent because nothing would phase him; that was his character a

Finding signals when there is so much noise about what is important is a concern for policy makers and industry leaders, investors and managers. For our Network contacts here is a general environmenta

Last week - not recorded, the webinar discussion explored activism, violence and Islamophobia; the residential school abuse revealed again; increasing social frailty; Covid constraints, mental health

For the first time since 2015 we have prepared Recommendations. They are not intended to be prescriptive but instead have been prepared for you to consider as we each contribute to Alberta's future. L

The webinar concluded by tabling DRAFT Recommendations HERE and reproduced below. They are drawn from the survey, feedback and former webinar discussions. This week's webinar Friday June 4th will star

Discussion highlighted impediments of the system's commitment to privacy, public protection, and regulations. Promising are in the personalization of health care through technology and increased clien

The Calgary Region while still weak is the most resilient of the three Regions. o Sector: Industry, Profession, Public Services. Alberta's overall Resilience is viewed as highest when Industry is prev

An apparent increase in distrust traditional sources of knowledge and authority and 2. Creativity and the prospects for a film industry in Edmonton. This week HERE the webinar will open with a review

It is the source of jobs and the prime contributor of public taxes supporting the vast array of services comprising the welfare state. If the economy is the "forest", then business and jobs are the "t

Thank you Matt Benning as moderator and the insights shared by our three pitch organizers: Michael Overduin, Rus Matichuk, and Zachary Storms. This week's webinar on Friday H ERE will serve to wrap up

In addition, Malcom Bruce - Edmonton, Dee Ann Benard and Eleanor Miclette - Rural Alberta, and Mary Moran - Calgary, provided an overview of the status and innovations redefining each of Albertas Regi

Self-check HERE CURE IT NOW - Join us today What to expect - post-pandemic! That is, how well are Alberta's Regions weathering the economic downturn and what should we expect post-pandemic? These ques