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Assunta Krehl

The Emerging Leaders Network is set to showcase the projects and ideas of Toronto's up ... - 0 views

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    On Tuesday, Dec.15, 2009, the Emerging Leaders Network (ELN) will showcase both current and future projects and ideas of Toronto's up and coming city building leaders at a studio gathering at the MaRS Discovery District. The ELN studio event will bring together the highest potential city builders of tomorrow. The advancement of the City of Toronto - including building and networking-will be the main focus of the event. Dec 8, 2009
Karen Schulman Dupuis

Teens tackle startup boot camp - 0 views

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    Led by Joe WIlson of MaRS, our Future Leaders program was well received by many in the startup community... "The pitch session was the culmination of  MaRS's inaugural Future Leaders Series which offered 20 students between the ages of 13 and 15 the chance to experience the life of a "MaRs-ian entrepreneur."
Assunta Krehl

Creativity, innovation and film festivals - The Star - 0 views

  • At the corner of College St. and University Ave. sits a growing monument to this kind of original thinking. MaRS – short for Medical and Related Sciences – is all about a building becoming much more than the sum of its users and programming. Already, MaRS has become a global leader in biotech research; it has certainly become a city builder, creating jobs and spawning companies; and, of course, it does all this by being a creative cauldron – just like the film festival.
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    TIFF is essential for Toronto's future but corporate support lags for its new home. Small mention of MaRS becoming a great global leader in biotech research, a great city building and creating new jobs. Sept 24, 2009
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    TIFF is essential for Toronto's future but corporate support lags for its new home. Small mention of MaRS becoming a great global leader in biotech research, a great city building and creating new jobs.
Assunta Krehl

Summer camp for entrepreneurial teens set to launch - The Globe and Mail - July 5, 2012 - 0 views

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    MaRS Discovery District is offering a one-week boot camp for students between the ages of 13 and 15, where they will invent and test original business ideas and learn skills to help them succeed in business. The program is called "MaRS Future Leaders."
Assunta Krehl

Teens tackle startup boot camp - Yonge Street Media - August 8, 2012 - 0 views

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    MaRS's launched a Future Leaders Series this summer which offered 20 students between the ages of 13 and 15 the chance to experience the life of a "MaRS-ian entrepreneur."  The participants were provided an opportunity to pitch their ideas to a panel of judges that their business model was feasible and to demonstrate how they planned to use the $1,000 of prize money up for grabs.
Assunta Krehl

Public dialogue in Winnipeg explores new ideas for Canada's economic future - Canada Ne... - 0 views

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    The Action Canada Fellows will host a public dialogue in Winnipeg, MB on ideas for advancing Canada's economic future at the MaRS Centre.The dialogue will feature presentations from leaders in government, business and academia. Tom Rand, Senior Lead Advisor, Cleantech at MaRS Discovery District will be speaking at the event on November 4, 2011.
Assunta Krehl

An evening of constructive dialogue on the economy, energy and the environment E3 - Cor... - 0 views

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    E(3) Canadian Roundtables will take place May 26, 2010. The event will feature a panel of thought leaders sharing their vision for a sustainable energy future for Canada. Tom Rand, Cleantech Advisor at the MaRS Discovery District will be speaking at the event.
Cathy Bogaart

Innovation's Accidental Enemies - BusinessWeek - 0 views

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    An article by Roger Martin and Jennifer Riel from the Rotman School of Business on how leaders who demand proof that a new idea will work can inadvertently stifle innovation. Breakthrough innovation requires entering into the unknown, thinking beyond what could be right now and focusing instead on what could be in the future.
Cathy Bogaart

Advancing Canadian Entrepreneurship (ACE) - 0 views

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    ACE is a national charitable organization that is teaching and igniting young Canadians to create brighter futures for themselves and their communities. Working in partnership with business and higher education, ACE delivers experience-based programming that allows university and college students to move beyond the traditional path of post-secondary education. These students are challenged to address economic, social and environmental issues in their own entrepreneurial ventures and in their communities. ACE currently delivers two programs on over 50 university and college campuses across Canada with the involvement of over 1,700 student leaders and student entrepreneurs.
Assunta Krehl

Green elites meet the people - National Post - May 29, 2010 - 0 views

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    E(3) Canadian Roundtables took place May 26, 2010. The event featured a panel of thought leaders sharing their vision for a sustainable energy future for Canada. Tom Rand, Cleantech Advisor at the MaRS Discovery District spoke at the event.
Assunta Krehl

Homegrown products may help extend lives - Guelph Mercury - 0 views

  • It is clear humans will live much longer in the future, Worzel says. And innovative agricultural products, like those being developed by University of Guelph research scientists, will play a vital role in maintaining the health of this future population of senior citizens.
  • Worzel was a keynote speaker at last week's Agri-Food Innovation Forum in Toronto, which brought leading scientists, medical professionals, government and industry officials together to explore the future of so-called functional foods and nutraceuticals -- foods or food extracts that have physiological benefits or reduce the risk of chronic disease.
  • Guelph scientists are among the world leaders in the field, with a host of University of Guelph researchers advancing the science, and a number of local enterprises -- Soy 20/20, BioEnterprise, Ontario Agri-Food Technologies, and MaRS Landing -- working to commercialize that science.
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    Contemporary geneticists believe it might be possible to alter human DNA in a way that would allow people to live extremely long lives. Mention of Guelph scientists hosted of the University of Guelph, Ontario Agri-Food Technologies, and MaRS Landing in advancing research and commercializing that science.
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    Contemporary geneticists believe it might be possible to alter human DNA in a way that would allow people to live extremely long lives. Mention of Guelph scientists hosted at the University of Guelph, Ontario Agri-Food Technologies, and MaRS Landing in advancing research and commercializing that science. Feb 18, 2009
Assunta Krehl

Ontario Creating A Clean Energy Institute - Ontario MInistry of Energy - June 8, 2012 - 0 views

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    Ontario in partnership with MaRS Discovery District has launched the Clean Energy Institute which will bring together industry leaders and utility companies to build on Ontario's strengths in smart grid technologies and other clean energy innovations. In addition, the institute will help support and expand domestic and international business opportunities and position Ontario to capitalize on a $250 billion clean energy industry.
Assunta Krehl

Inaugural 'Mobile Innovation Week' Announced for Toronto From September 12-16, 2009 - M... - 0 views

  • MobileBiz BootCamp (http://mobilebiz.ca) September 16, 2009 From garage start-up to corporate start-up, at the MobileBiz BootCamp you will earn your stripes by learning from the best in the business. An intensive full day of key insights and fast-track tips delivered by experienced mobile industry leaders, vendors and supporting organizations focused on creating exponential value for all delegates to accelerate profitable growth in their mobile business. Featured speakers from Wind Mobile, Summerhill Capital, Polar Mobile, MaRS, Ontario Centres of Excellence and more. Additional MOBILEINNOVATIONWEEK activities are the ilovemobileweb party - the ultimate mobile industry networking event of the year - and the Mobile ThinkTank where industry experts come together to envision the future of mobile in the global economy. Evening receptions are sponsored by the CWTA, the Mobile Experience Innovation Centre (MEIC) and the Mobile Entertainment Forum (MEF).
  • MOBILEINNOVATIONWEEK from September 12-16, 2009 in Toronto.
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    Mobile Innovation week is from September 12-16 in Toronto where there will be over 100 mobile industry experts will present. MaRS is one organization that will be speaking at Mobilebiz BootCamp on September 16, 2009. This session will focus on how to accelerate profitable growth in a mobile business.
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    Mobile Innovation week is from September 12-16 in Toronto where there will be over 100 mobile industry experts will present. MaRS is one organization that will be speaking at Mobilebiz BootCamp on September 16, 2009. This session will focus on how to accelerate profitable growth in a mobile business. Aug 18, 2009
Cathy Bogaart

What it means to be a mentor - The Globe and Mail - March 30, 2010 - 1 views

  • in partnership with social innovation advisory service MaRS, "to equip a diverse core of leaders with the skills, resources and community essential for creating projects with lasting impact."
  • Cheryl May, advisor and practice lead of social innovation at MaRS, describes re:Vision as "a tremendous force because it brings youth into the realm of social entrepreneurship, and when I see the enormous movement of people who are embracing social entrepreneurship, I am buoyed by the knowledge that the future is in good hands.”
  • Why is mentoring important, and how did you first get involved in it?
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    As part of the lead-up to the Young Social Entrepreneurs of Canada (YSEC) conference, held in partnership with the social innovation practice at MaRS, speakers were invited to write about mentorship for the Globe and Mail. The result? Mentorship: the good, the bad, the "just-different".
Sarah Hickman

Future Leaders - 0 views

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    Entrepreneurship, leadership, international, fellowship, and community are the "five pillars" that make up this local organization. Entrepreneurs are teamed up with young successful professionals (ages 18-40) to make a difference in the GTA. Both sides learn invaluable leadership lessons and networking, as well as project management, marketing, fundraising and other useful business skills.
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