Si jamais on y arrive, Kerry Fraser sera l’invité spécial pour la mise en jeu cérémoniale (Note: version française to come). When I say AI can unleash a person’s potential if you look at it through the lens of comparative… Continue Reading →
I’ve mentioned before the 2012 Nationals game I attended in Washington. My advisor at the time, Ted Prince (former President of National Geographic), was based there, and he had introduced me to his network to try to line up financing… Continue Reading →
In a parallel universe, I could’ve been a finance guy (finance grad, investor, taught at McGill etc) so given my exploratory efforts to bring back an MLB franchise to Montreal (article in English | en Français), I posted an article… Continue Reading →
Billets de saisons? Ici. Il y a vingt ans, quand les Expos ont quitté Montréal, je me suis senti impuissant.J’étais un jeune animateur de radio qui couvrait l’équipe et qui faisait tout ce qu’il pouvait pour aider à garder le baseball… Continue Reading →
Twenty years ago, when the Expos left Montreal, I felt powerless. I was a young radio host (my side hustle) covering the team and doing everything I could to help keep MLB here, but the truth is I had no… Continue Reading →
A lot of Israeli analysts and officers are openly saying they think another clash is likely, because Iran will feel pressure to prove it can still impose costs after the damage to its nuclear program and leadership. 1. How Israel… Continue Reading →
While writing my second book on Alexander the Great entitled The Confessions of Alexander the Great: 33 Lessons in Greatness, I was surprised to learn he executed one of his top commanders, Parmenion. I would never endorse anything like that,… Continue Reading →
Venture capital began as a game for swashbuckling risk-takers backing visionaries with conviction. But success always attracts imitators. When college endowments and pension funds started chasing higher returns, money flooded into VC, diluting both performance and standards. Every technological wave,… Continue Reading →
Every year, Time magazine’s Person of the Year sparks debate. The designation isn’t always about admiration—it’s about influence. With his Charlie Kirk days after Labor Day, it’s hard to see anyone else usurping the nod. Ever Increasing Fragmented Media Landscape As a… Continue Reading →
The Next Viacom Is Well, Paramount: Can David Ellison Build the Next Liberty Media? When David Ellison finalized the purchase of Paramount, the question everyone asked was whether he could revive one of media’s great old houses, Paramount, fka Viacom…. Continue Reading →
When I first stumbled across YouTube in 2005, I knew it was something special. But it wasn’t until 2011 that I truly doubled down, mobilizing WatchMojo to bet big on what had by then become a Google-owned platform. At the… Continue Reading →
To: Mr. Michael Rousseau Cc: Air Canada Board of Directors Dear Mr. Rousseau, Over the past month, I traveled between Montreal and New York City during the course of my company’s M&A process. Unfortunately, 3 out of 4 legs were… Continue Reading →
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