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It's impossible to turn on the news these days without hearing about trade wars, market volatility and the global economic slowdown. Naturally, this is concerning for Canadian companies that may be unsure of whether to go forward with their growth plans or hold back until the dust settles. In this five-part podcast, we will explore the causes of the slowdown and share stories, advice and ideas on what Canadian companies can do to stay competitive and get ahead of the pack. While businesses may feel like it's time to retreat, if anything they should be taking the opposite track and look for ways to activate their business: investing when interest rates are low, expanding when others are holding back, testing new ideas that could move the needle and more. We look at how companies can disrupt the bear market.
To learn more about how your company can stay ahead of the curve, visit deloitte.ca/disruptthebear now.
*Aussi disponible en français*
To learn more about how your company can stay ahead of the curve, visit deloitte.ca/disruptthebear now.
*Aussi disponible en français*
Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
13 minutes
English
Canada
5 episodes
since Sept. 16, 2019
episodic
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We've look at the issues and what businesses can do to disrupt the bear. Now what? What does the future hold? What happens after the downturn? What does a new economic cycle look like? And what does that mean for a now stronger and more focused business? In episode 5, we talk to Craig Alexander, ch…
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Growth isn't just about expanding. Slowdowns often present opportunities to look inward and reassess what's working and what's not. It can be a good time to upgrade to new technology in the name of cost savings and productivity. It might be a time to reorganize departments or develop new products a…
In episode 3, we look at the untapped opportunities during times of uncertainty. With 75 percent of Canadian exports going to the United States, it's natural for companies to want to expand south. But we live in a big world and there are plenty of growth avenues that many Canadian companies haven't…
It's normal for Canadian companies to want to pull back during a slowdown. If the economy is uncertain, then why take the risk to invest? Many people, though, have successfully launched companies during downturns, while numerous businesses have come out of recessions stronger than before.
In ou…
Our first episode looks at some of the causes of the slowdown and why businesses must continue moving forward. Our guests - Anthony Viel, Deloitte Canada's CEO, Craig Alexander, Deloitte Canada's chief economist and Pierre Pettigrew, executive advisor, international - talk economy, trade wars and b…
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