Highlights: Honig's Address

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Why do we look south when studying entrepreneurs, especially considering our higher immigrant make-up? We need to draw upon our own models, said Benson Honig from McMaster University. He raised the point that new Canadians have often found social mobility by becoming entrepreneurs and that these stories from our own backyards will help in further understanding this evolving sector. Watch the video excerpt:

	Yvan Allaire, Professor Emeritus, UQAM; President, Institute for Governance of Private and Public Organizations
	Michael Bloom, Vice President, Organizational Effectiveness and Learning, The Conference Board of Canada
	Sheila Brown & Jean-Marie Toulouse, members of the Expert Panel on Management, Business, and Finance Research for the Council of Canadian Academies
	Arlene Dickinson, President, Venture Communications; Judge on CBC's Dragons' Den
	Chad Gaffield, President, SSHRC
	John Micklethwait, Editor-in-Chief, The Economist; Co-Author of God Is Back
	Howard Thomas, Chair of the AACSB International and of the Association of Business Schools

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Highlights: Honig's Address

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