Tag 4c

About the 4C Museum: Je me souviens & La Belle Province

Two pavilions. One museum. Celebrating where we come from—and discovering what the world has to offer. The Peanut Project | The 4C — Creative, Cultural & Commercial Campus When people think about the Peanut Project, they naturally think about the… Continue Reading →

À propos du musée : Je me souviens et La Belle Province

Deux pavillons. Un seul musée. Célébrer nos racines et découvrir les richesses du monde. Le Projet Peanut | Le campus 4C — Créatif, Culturel et Commercial Quand on parle du Projet Peanut, on pense naturellement au retour des Expos de… Continue Reading →

“I’d Love To Help You…”

I don’t ask people for much. Over the past 20 years, I’ve watched “good luck with that business, pal” gradually become “always believed in you, buddy.” That’s entrepreneurship. Nobody owes anybody anything. But here’s one request. If you’ve told me… Continue Reading →

From AOL to the NHL: The Ted Leonsis Playbook to Winning

Today, Ted Leonsis was unanimously elected Chairman of the NHL’s Board of Governors, succeeding Jeremy Jacobs after 19 years. NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman specifically cited Ted’s “entrepreneurial instincts and forward-thinking approach” and the influence he has had on the league… Continue Reading →

From Impossible to Inevitable: Why Building the Expos Feels Strangely Familiar to WatchMojo’s Origins

Principle WatchMojo Peanut Project Started from the bottom We weren’t the first wave of internet video. We were behind others—but early relative to where the world ultimately went. Montreal may appear behind Nashville and other cities, but MLB hasn’t even… Continue Reading →

Habitations Jeanne-Mance: Montreal’s Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity to Rebuild With Dignity, Vision, and Ambition

With capital addressed, personnel lined up, strategic partners signed on, and the city increasingly engaged, I am now clearly focused on the hardest variable of all: land, location, stadium. Two excellent plots of land — Molson Breweries and Peel Bassin… Continue Reading →

Why the Smartest Investors Don’t Just Buy Assets — They Build Ecosystems

Too many conversations about investing focus on the wrong question. People ask: “What’s the best asset class?” But the real question is: “What context makes an asset valuable?” Because in modern investing, a stadium without surrounding development can be a… Continue Reading →

The Civic Alliance: Beyond Politics, Toward Outcomes

Canada doesn’t suffer from a lack of ideas.It suffers from a gap between ideas and execution. After listening, reflecting, and engaging with many perspectives over the past few months, one conclusion has become clear: We don’t need another political party…. Continue Reading →

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP): Parc des Expos + 4C (Creative, Cultural, Commercial Campus)

Stadium District Master Plan + Design + Development + Construction Partners Issued by: Peanut Project LLC (“Peanut Project”)In collaboration with: Granicus Advisors (“Granicus”)Confidentiality: All the info is public and available to all, if you wish to sign an MNDA please… Continue Reading →

If You Want To Go Far…

As the Expos Peanut project moves from abstract idea to disciplined exploration, I’ve found it useful to be explicit about how I’m thinking about people, roles, and sequencing. Frankly, one month into the journey, I have not even focused on… Continue Reading →

L’impact économique réel du retour des Expos, d’un stade et du projet civique 4C

Pourquoi l’équipe est le catalyseur — mais la ville est la véritable bénéficiaire Lorsque l’on débat du retour des Expos à Montréal, la discussion se fige trop souvent dans la nostalgie, les chiffres d’assistance ou la question de savoir si… Continue Reading →

The Real Economic Impact of the Expos, a Stadium, and the 4C Civic Project

Why the team is the catalyst — but the city is the beneficiary. SIGN UP FOR EXPOS SEASON TICKETS HERE (FAQ). When people debate the return of the Montreal Expos, the conversation often gets stuck on nostalgia, attendance figures, or whether baseball… Continue Reading →

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