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This webstorm (from Bright Ideas) collects, reviews and votes on questions we can use for World Creativity and Innovation Week (WCIW) that would advance creativity in all fields. Contribute new questions so we can look for new answers! Like online brainstorm software.

This wiki is a repository of activities and events for World Creativity and Innovation Week all over the planet so that you can be stimulated with ideas of what others are doing and, to stimulate others with the plans you have for celebrating this and every year. Add your event on this page.\n \nIt's also a repository of people's stories about times when they felt really creative, when they got new ideas, used imagination and made new decisions that made the world a better place and made their place in the world better too.

Motivational speaker, author, and consultant. Expert in innovation.

Article explaining that making money and saving the world can in face coincide

The is recommended by Tammy Sturge, speaker at the CIBC Presents Entrepreneurship 101 lecture series session on Human Resources for Entrepreneurs, so you know it's good.\n\nEmployment standards are enforced under the Employment Standards Act, 2000 (ESA) which sets out the minimum standards that employers and employees must follow.

A place for Toronto's tech startups, entrepreneurs, and talk.

Women are important entrepreneurs and need to be supported to continue their businesses in this recession.

Advice from famous entrepreneurs

advice for women entrepreneurs from women entrepreneurs. is this really any different than the stuff they write for men? maybe it's just prettier.

Social Entrepreneurship from NY's Bobst Library

Adam Arnold, founder of Smarter Group Ltd., reflects on encounters of an entrepreneur. Business guidance, management tips, idea generation, marketing, rants about the world, learning from experience, how-to, how-not-to, motivating people, building teams, raising finance, cash-flow and accounting.

Stanford / Entrepreneurship lecture series: \nFive Critical Skills That Entrepreneurs Need\nBy Jerry Kaplan\nHis list includes: leadership, communication, decision-making, being a good team player, ability to telescope.

Recommended link by Tammy Sturge, speaker at the CIBC Presents Entrepreneurship 101 lecture series session Human Resources for Entrepreneurs, so you know this is a good one. \n\nIt points you to all the human rights you should consider in dealing with human beings, which is, afterall, what HR is all about!

Canada's top women entrepreneurs

A list of women who run successful tech companies -- WHAT?! Female entrepreneurs!?

Center for Women's Business Research: Key Facts About Women-Owned Businesses

13 tips on building a start up: some inspiration, some tricks for entrepreneurs.

How to embrace risk and innovation, an online q+a from Globe and Mail's ROB, with Ron Close, MaRS EIR.