London's well known for it's medical innovation; as Executive Director of the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame, Lissa helps us to better understand why that occurs here.
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Amanda Stratton, co-founder of hacker studios, discuss London’s startup community and its links to innovation.
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Shobhita and Adam's podcast, Toward's London, was an instigating part of why we decided to explore Branding #LdnOnt. We share common ground in exploring the stories of our city.
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Kate Young was first elected Member of Parliament for London West in October 2015. We had a great discussion about London past, present and future.
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Titus has been working to connect the London community through several initiatives, most recently Springboard (formerly known as unLondon).
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Peter Fragiskatos is the MP for London North Centre in London, Ontario. Peter has the opportunity to represent London both at the federal level in Ottawa and also internationally as an MP.
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Kate and I served together on the board of Pillar Nonprofit Network. She's a passionate Londoner and I enjoyed exploring the areas of the city where we are doing well, and where we still have our challenges.
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I find the tension that exists in London palpable. It flows through every aspect of our city. Economic. Political. Social.
I think this tension is what makes us great. I also think it’s what holds us back.
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The London Economic Development Corporation is one of those organizations that we hear a lot about, but don't often have the opportunity to fully appreciate what they do for the city. I enjoyed Kapil's overview of what LEDC does in our city.
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I enjoyed this interview with Steve Bolton, Head Coach at Libro Credit Union. The conversation was hard to stay on the topic of London's brand as Steve has so many good comments on leadership as well. I enjoyed how he framed the Libro strategic process around their 'why'
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Lynn Davis was the first person we interviewed for the Branding #LdnOnt project. She set up the podcast perfectly, contrasting the traditional views on London versus a more optimistic, vibrant future.
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I have lived in London for over 18 years now and continue to be frustrated by the lack of vision for our city and what makes it great. For those of us that live here, we can easily say that our city is great. Many of us choose to be here. Articulating WHY the city is great is a challenge.
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