On the latest show, Yahoo’s former head of innovation, Salim Ismail, discusses the power of disruptive technology and how the world’s leading organizations are adapting to thrive in the face of exponential change.
Then, economist Ken Peacock from the Business Council of B.C. discusses his latest BIV column, examining why a $15 minimum wage will have “non-trivial” impacts on the economy and the labour market.
Later, OpenMedia’s Katy Anderson discusses the potential impacts of Ottawa’s new Creative Canada framework and whether Netflix is the ultimate winner.
And Anita Huberman, CEO of the Surrey Board of Trade, discusses the challenges of integrating immigrants into the workforce after the Canadian Chamber of Commerce annual convention dismissed a resolution calling for support for Syrian refugees.
