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Solomon Friedman of Ethical Capital Partners is this week's guest on Adult Site Broker Talk in part two of a two-part interview. Solomon Friedman is an award-winning trial and appellate lawyer, respected legal author, and adjunct law professor. Known for his ability to demystify complex legal issues, he is frequently called upon to advise legislators, regulators, and the public. Solomon has a strong track record of guiding organizations through intricate legal and regulatory challenges. He has represented individuals and organizations at all levels of Canadian courts. Certified as a specialist in criminal law by the Law Society of Ontario, Solomon is recognized for his expertise across the legal spectrum. In acknowledgment of his work, both within the legal and broader business communities, Solomon was named one of the "Forty under 40" by the Ottawa Business Journal and the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce in 2014. Solomon's journey into law followed his rabbinical studies in Israel, where he was ordained in 2005. Ethical Capital Partners (ECP) is a private equity firm driven by a multi-disciplinary advisory team with expertise spanning law, regulatory matters, law enforcement, public engagement, capital markets, and investment banking. ECP identifies investment and advisory opportunities in sectors that require principled ethical leadership. They invest in businesses focused on technology, addressing legal and regulatory complexities, and prioritizing transparency and accountability. ECP's approach emphasizes finding assets well-suited to their responsible investment model, with potential for attractive returns over a strategic timeline. Ethical Capital Partners is the parent company of Aylo. Aylo operates several popular and diverse online properties in adult entertainment and gaming. Their portfolio includes brands such as Pornhub, YouPorn, Brazzers, Men dot com, and Nutaku, all of which maintain rigorous trust and safety protocols. Adult Site Broker is the most experienced company to broker adult sites. They've sold and helped people buy more xxx sites than any other broker. Adult Site Broker is the leading company to sell porn sites and buy porn sites. They help their clients work out equitable deals. Check out their at www.adultsitebroker.com, the leading destination to broker porn sites. Adult Site Broker also has an affiliate program, ASB Cash, at https://asbcash.com, where you can earn 20% by referring people to buy adult sites and sell adult sites to Adult Site Broker, the porn website broker. For more information, please visit us at www.adultsitebroker.com to help you broker adult sites. Listen to Solomon Friedman of Ethical Capital Partners on Adult Site Broker Talk, starting today at www.adultsitebrokertalk.com

Solomon Friedman of Ethical Capital Partners is this week's guest on Adult Site Broker Talk in part one of a two-part interview. Solomon Friedman is an award-winning trial and appellate lawyer, legal author, and adjunct law professor. He is often called upon to unpack complex legal issues for legislators, regulators, and the public. Solomon has represented and advised organizations on complex legal and regulatory challenges. Solomon has represented individuals and organizations before at all levels of Canadian court. He is certified as a specialist in criminal law by the Law Society of Ontario. His peers have recognized Solomon's work in both the legal and broader business community. In 2014, he was named one of the Forty under 40 by the Ottawa Business Journal and the Ottawa Chamber of Congress. Solomon came to the law following rabbinical studies in Israel, where he was ordained in 2005. Ethical Capital Partners (ECP) is a private equity firm managed by a multi-disciplinary advisory team with legal, regulatory, law enforcement, public engagement, capital markets, and investment banking experience. They seek investment and advisory opportunities in industries requiring principled ethical leadership. ECP invests in opportunities that focus on technology, have legal and regulatory complexity, and put a value on transparency and accountability. ECP's philosophy is rooted in identifying properties amenable to their responsible investment approach and that have the potential to create attractive returns over a compelling time horizon. Ethical Capital Partners is Aylo's parent company. Aylo holds several widely popular and diverse online adult entertainment and gaming properties. Their portfolio includes Pornhub, YouPorn, Brazzers, Men.com, Nutaku, and more, all of which maintain robust trust and safety protocols. Adult Site Broker is the most experienced company to broker adult sites. They've sold and helped people buy more xxx sites than any other broker. Adult Site Broker is the leading company to sell porn sites and buy porn sites. They help their clients work out equitable deals. Check out their at www.adultsitebroker.com, the leading destination to broker porn sites. Adult Site Broker also has an affiliate program, ASB Cash, at https://asbcash.com, where you can earn 20% by referring people to buy adult sites and sell adult sites to Adult Site Broker, the porn website broker. For more information, please visit us at www.adultsitebroker.com to help you broker adult sites. Listen to Solomon Friedman of Ethical Capital Partners on Adult Site Broker Talk, starting today at www.adultsitebrokertalk.com

It goes without saying that the internet can be a disgusting display of human nature. Anonymous trolls, scams, and false information run rampant and they're not hard to run into. A centerpiece to this disturbing reality is the adult entertainment industry which has never been known to treat people with dignity. Exposing people of all ages to this content can do a variety of harmful things but the worst is that it enables everyone to participate in it including the young.  Solomon Friedman of Ethical Capital Partners recognized this truth. While his calling was not a religious one, he has helped make the internet a safer place by incorporating device-based age verification technology and sharing such recognition software with law enforcement. Friedman is responsible for putting up roadblocks in front of every nefarious action that takes place on a variety of adult sites. Chaz Volk, host of Bad Jew, learns that bringing light to the darkest of places means taking on unpopular projects while showing proud leadership and poise.  00:00 Introduction 05:35 Adult industry pioneered key internet innovations 07:06 Surprising ideas about ethics in internet marketing 11:19 Online platforms need moderation and safety measures 16:14 Opting out, age gates needed for online content 19:47 Internet privacy is essential for freedom and democracy 22:40 Jurisdiction of freedom 23:51 Tech giants and governments needed for safer platforms 26:55 Legal, meets safety standards, limits certain content 30:16 Conclusion About Solomon Friedman:  Connect with Solomon Friedman Solomon is a trial and appellate lawyer, representing individuals and organizations before all levels of court in Canada. He is certified as a specialist in criminal law by the Law Society of Ontario. For over a decade, Solomon has been a trusted voice at Parliament, regularly appearing before Standing Committees of both the House of Commons and Senate in Canada, providing testimony about criminal, regulatory and constitutional law matters. Solomon is a legal author and commentator. He has published dozens of academic and popular articles and is the co-author of Canada's leading text on firearms law and regulation. He also lectures widely to audiences of defence lawyers, judges and police officers on a wide spectrum of criminal and regulatory law topics.  Solomon's work has been recognized by his peers in both the legal and broader business community. In 2014, he was named one of the Forty under 40 by the Ottawa Business Journal and the Ottawa Chamber of Congress. In 2016, he was given Precedent Magazine's Precedent Setter Award. In 2018, he received the Regional Senior Justice Award by the County of Carleton Law Association. Solomon is an adjunct law professor, teaching The Law of Evidence and Advanced Criminal Evidence at the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law. Prior to his call to the bar, Solomon clerked for Justice Morris Fish of the Supreme Court of Canada. Solomon came to the law following rabbinical studies in Israel, where he was ordained in 2005. Connect with Solomon Friedman: EthicalCapitalPartners.com Connect with Bad Jew: BadJew.co https://linktr.ee/badjew BadJewPod@gmail.com Ig @BadJewPod TikTok @BadJewPod

JENNIFER STEWART | FOUNDER AND CEO Jennifer is an accomplished leader in Canadian business, government, and public affairs. She is renowned as an expert in this field, often being called upon by national media for commentary. Additionally, Jennifer has twice been named one of the “Top 25 People in the Capital” by Ottawa Life Magazine, one of Ottawa's “Top Forty Under Forty” by the Ottawa Business Journal and the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce, and was a finalist for Ottawa's “Established Female Entrepreneur of the Year.” Jennifer has actively taken on many business and community affairs roles, including President & CEO of the Canadian Energy Marketers Association (CEMA), Co-Host and Co-Founder of The Honest Talk podcast, Chair of the Village of Carp Business Improvement Association (City of Ottawa), Board Member of the Youth Services Bureau of Ottawa Foundation, Member of the Board of Trustees for The Women in Technology Scholarship of Willis College, and Member of the Leadership Council of the Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation.Welcome to Women Don't Do That Join us as we empower you with inspiration, knowledge, and skills to redefine your boundaries and unleash your potential. I'm Stephanie Mitton, founder and CEO of Beacon North Strategies, your guide on this journey from small-town girl to CEO while navigating career, motherhood, ADHD, and chronic migraines. Our conversations range from interviews with visionary women to solo episodes filled with actionable insights. Let's turn "what ifs" into "let's go" and redefine your possible. Mentioned in this episode: https://www.beaconnorthstrategies.com/event-details/nextgenDownload: https://www.womendontdothat.com/copy-of-resourcesOur Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/womendontdothatRecommend guests: https://www.womendontdothat.com/Stephanie's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephaniemitton/How to find WOMENdontDOthat:PatreonInstagramTikTokBlogPodcastNewsletterWebsiteyoutubeHow to find Stephanie Mitton Twitter LinkedInbeaconnorthstrategies.com Interested in sponsorship? Contact us at hello@womendontdothat.comOur Latest Blog : https://www.womendontdothat.com/post/who-takes-their-kids-to-las-vegas-we-did

After hearing Kevin speak, at the Dare to be Vulnerable event here in Ottawa, I got a really honest vibe from what he said and knew I wanted him to guest on SZF. Kevin graciously agreed to speak about losing family members to suicide..   As Chief Executive Officer of Calian, Kevin Ford focuses on enabling the management team to execute the company's four-pillar growth framework of customer retention, diversification, innovation and continuous improvement. This unrelenting focus has taken the company to the next level, with revenues exceeding the half-billion-dollar mark in 2021. It's one milestone on the journey to becoming a billion-dollar, proudly Canadian company. Named CEO of the Year by the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce and Ottawa Business Journal in 2017 and EY Entrepreneur of the Year in 2019, Kevin attributes his success to teamwork, integrity and commitment. These values, combined with Kevin's enthusiasm for Calian technology and talent and his passion for diversity and inclusion, help him to future-proof the business. Kevin is fully invested in the growth of the company, playing a key role in the 18 successful acquisitions Calian has made since 2012.   “Through a combination of strategic acquisitions, innovative solutions and diversification, we continue to increase our customer base in Canada and expand into new international markets.”   Kevin was promoted to Chief Executive Officer in April 2015. Prior to becoming the CEO of Calian, Kevin served as the Calian Business and Technology Services Division President for more than four years. Kevin worked in professional services for more than 30 years, including 11 years at IBM as a Partner in Global Business Services.   He also contributes to numerous charitable organizations, sits on the board of the Ottawa Hospital Foundation and a member of CADSI's Board of Directors since 2016 and served as Chair of the Board from October 2019 to April 2023. Kevin has coached hockey and most recently led the charge to save a legacy live music venue in Ottawa.   Socials And Site   Calian https://www.calian.com/  LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/kevin-ford-5426948 Twitter: https://twitter.com/KFordCalian     

After hearing Kevin speak, at the Dare to be Vulnerable event here in Ottawa, I got a really honest vibe from what he said and knew I wanted him to guest on SZF. Kevin graciously agreed to speak about losing family members to suicide..   As Chief Executive Officer of Calian, Kevin Ford focuses on enabling the management team to execute the company's four-pillar growth framework of customer retention, diversification, innovation and continuous improvement. This unrelenting focus has taken the company to the next level, with revenues exceeding the half-billion-dollar mark in 2021. It's one milestone on the journey to becoming a billion-dollar, proudly Canadian company. Named CEO of the Year by the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce and Ottawa Business Journal in 2017 and EY Entrepreneur of the Year in 2019, Kevin attributes his success to teamwork, integrity and commitment. These values, combined with Kevin's enthusiasm for Calian technology and talent and his passion for diversity and inclusion, help him to future-proof the business. Kevin is fully invested in the growth of the company, playing a key role in the 18 successful acquisitions Calian has made since 2012.   “Through a combination of strategic acquisitions, innovative solutions and diversification, we continue to increase our customer base in Canada and expand into new international markets.”   Kevin was promoted to Chief Executive Officer in April 2015. Prior to becoming the CEO of Calian, Kevin served as the Calian Business and Technology Services Division President for more than four years. Kevin worked in professional services for more than 30 years, including 11 years at IBM as a Partner in Global Business Services.   He also contributes to numerous charitable organizations, sits on the board of the Ottawa Hospital Foundation and a member of CADSI's Board of Directors since 2016 and served as Chair of the Board from October 2019 to April 2023. Kevin has coached hockey and most recently led the charge to save a legacy live music venue in Ottawa.   Socials And Site   Calian https://www.calian.com/  LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/kevin-ford-5426948 Twitter: https://twitter.com/KFordCalian     

Janice Ashworth - Project Manager at City of Ottawa Climate Change Unit (99+) Janice Ashworth | LinkedIn Janice has been a tireless advocate of community-owned power for more than decade.  She played an important role in developing 17 solar power projects in Eastern Ontario with a total generating capacity of 1.7 MW. She has been with the Ottawa Renewable Energy Co-op since 2011 and has 10 years of experience in renewable energy. At OREC, she is responsible for business development, project management, and financing. Janice Chairs the Ontario Federation of Community Power Co-operatives, is a member of the Sustainability Committee of the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce, and sits on the Net Metering Working Group of the Ontario Sustainable Energy Association. She coordinated the Nova Scotia Sustainable Electricity Alliance and worked in wind energy with the community-owned Colchester-Cumberland Windfield. Her non-profit experience includes community organizing for Ecology Ottawa and promoting solar energy with the Ecology Action Centre. In her time as General Manager of OREC, Janice has been named as a 40 Under 40 business leader by the Ottawa Business Journal, and was awarded the 2017 Solar Woman of Distinction by Women in Renewable Energy. 1:25 start  2:12 where did the interest come from 7:00 how are we doing energy use, the effect of covid  12:50 Community-owned power what is it? 14:10 Energy democracy  17:45 OREC - solar and wind projects in Ottawa,  18:57 Co-power  19:40 Green Energy Act  22:10 ONEC - community farm  24:45 Farm co-op  - organic vegetables   29:00 Growing our own garden 31:00 Climate refugees   32:30 Project manager -  Ottawa climate unit - what they do  Climate change resiliency  Climate change mitigation  Specific role -  financial modeling, private building retrofits  35:11 Private building retrofits  - better homes loan program - 0% financing to homeowners, Oct 25th loan program starts. 39:43 how does it work, energuide audit 44:00 energy evolution  - strategy to achieve master plan net zero 2040

There’s nothing quite like entrepreneurship, and it takes grit, courage, and most importantly hope – the rest are lessons Catherine Clark is happy to share! Named one of Ottawa’s Forty Under 40 by the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce, Catherine Clark is a nationally respected broadcaster,... The post How to Employ Yourself with Catherine Clark – July 7th 2020 appeared first on Startup Canada.

Chartered Professional Accountant by day, Super Mom by night, and Alpha Female year-round. For more than 17 years, Annik Blanchard has proudly served not-for-profit organizations, municipalities and private owner-managed businesses to keep their accounting in order, and in 2017, she was admitted to the partnership at BDO Canada LLP. Due to her passion of accounting and auditing, she currently volunteers as an Audit Committee member for the Ottawa Carleton District School Board, as a member of the Audit and Finance Committee for the Girl Guides of Canada and with CPA Canada's Financial Literacy program. To top it off, she was recognized as one of the 2018 Forty Under 40 recipients organized by the Ottawa Business Journal and Ottawa Chamber of Commerce. When the clock strikes 5, she returns home to her husband and tackles her duties as supermom to three kids (aged 12, 11 and 8) and a furry mom to 3 dogs. When not working or volunteering, Annik likes to spend time with her family, read (which she recently started doing again), work out, play board games, listen to podcasts (The Alpha Female Podcast is one of them!) and go camping. The fine balance between all her hobbies and responsibilities means she emphasizes self-care to ensure sanity is maintained. Motivating the family to eat well and working out together is one of her key pillars of self-care. LinkedIn Profile

This week’s Misfit Entrepreneur is Moe Abbas. Moe is the founder of GenM, a sponsor of the show and an absolutely amazing company that pairs students looking for internship credits to graduate with the companies looking for them to intern. At nineteen years old, he founded his first two companies. Since then he has founded or co-founded over a dozen startups which over the last 10 years have employed thousands, in industries ranging from real estate, construction, web development, marketing and mobile applications. At 26 years old, Moe won the NKBA 30 under 30 award and was the youngest recipient ever of the OBJ 40 Under 40 Award. He also won the Immigrant Entrepreneur award from the City of Ottawa and is the youngest ever Board Director for both the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce and the Better Business Bureau of Eastern Ontario. He is also the Co-Founder of the Canadian General Contractors Group of companies. In 5 years, he led the group from a basement office into Canada’s leading residential design build company with 20 million in sales and design centers across the country. Needless to say, Moe has seen and done it all and there is a lot we can learn from him. @RealMoeAbbas on Instagram ​ www.GenM.co/misfit Moe immigrated to Canada from Lebanon with his family as war refugees. They were very poor and he grew up in subsidized housing. There were 5 children and his dad worked and was gone much of the time. Moe was a very curios child and liked to explore. This was fostered by his mother. When he got into his teens, he wasn’t happy with where he was. He was overweight, poor, and got to a point of rock bottom. He decided to do something about it. He started with what he could control – his body. He started going to the gym every day, changed his diet, and became very fit. This transformed him, not just physically, but mentally as well, and showed him how he could create the world he wanted for himself. At 18, he hustled his way into fixing phone lines in the Palm Beach area. Doing this job opened his eyes to real wealth as he worked at mansions with yachts, etc. He was surprised that what a lot of the older, wealthy valued most was their youth and health. It taught him that money is just a tool and altered a perspective. He went back to Canada with a new ambition to create wealth and the life he wanted through entrepreneurship. He began to self-educate and immerse himself into studying business and entrepreneurship. He started some landscaping companies, sold them, and found his way into construction – even though he knew nothing about it. He lost his money on his first job and didn’t even get paid. Moe pushed through it, learned from it, and ended up doing a million dollars in sales in the next year, basically running his business out of Starbucks. Your mother was a big influence in your life, what is the #1 lesson that you took away from her? Give. Moe’s mom owned nothing. She never bought new clothes for herself. She instead gave of herself to others. She would volunteer to wash the bodies of the dead to help prepare them for burial. She would bring people off the street to live with the 7 family members in their tiny apartment to help them. She gave everything for Moe and his brothers and sisters, including her life. She ended up getting MS and lost her ability to move. You can always GIVE. You can always make a difference. Talk to us about the power of suffering…How has that been an ally in helping you succeed? Suffering is something that you have to go through to be successful. You will lose. You will lose deals, you will lose money, you will lose relationships, you will lose in a lot of ways. People quit because “it gets too hard,” the pain becomes not worth it because a person’s personal “pain threshold” has been reached. Imagine being able to increase your “pain threshold” indefinitely There is really no limit to the amount of suffering that you can endure To illustrate this, Moe uses an example of Monk’s seeking enlightenment sitting on a concrete floor for 12 hours a day for years on end. They suffer for an extreme amount of time, eat one meal per day, stay in silence, no air conditioning, etc. As you build your pain tolerance, you increase you ability to suffer through the bigger challenges and this allows you to grow and attain new heights. It allows you to level up. You should focus on “controlled suffering,” which is suffering that you understand and know that if you go through it will get you to a bigger and better result. Talk to us about routines and how important they are to keeping you on top of your game…. How you do anything is how you do everything Good habits are critical to success Most of the habits we build are done unconsciously – that can be good and bad. If you can “consciously” design habits over the long term, there is no better return on investment! You can design and build almost anything in your life, but designing the habits that lead to that outcome. At the 24 min mark, Moe talks about his personal morning habit: Sauna for 30 mins every morning. Big health benefits have been proven for sauna. Stretching/Yoga while in sauna to make use of that time. Boxed breathing (https://www.healthline.com/health/box-breathing#tips-for-beginners) Explain your thoughts on “State, Story, and Strategy…” The most important thing is your state. The story is whatever identity you have for yourself. The story you tell yourself becomes your identity, so be very careful what you tell yourself. Moe shares the story he tells himself You will become the environment your surround yourself with Write your story down and read it each week Back to state – your state of mind sets the tone for your success every day Make your emotions such as anger your tools to use. Don’t let them control you. You must learn to control them and use them to your advantage – channel the emotion to make a difference for you. Your body is a vessel, a tool for your mind and your will to manifest. ​ Anything else we should know? Competition is very important! We should compete a lot more often than we do. We don’t because we are afraid of what happens if we don’t win. Who cares. Compete! When you lose in competition, what do you really lose? Nothing, really… Competition is a learning cycle that allows you to get better and grow. And you could also win…. You don’t know if you are winning until you are tested. It also healthy to compete against yourself. Every day is a chance for you to be better than yesterday.   Best Quote: “As you build your pain tolerance, you increase your ability to suffer through the bigger challenges and this allows you to grow and attain new heights. It allows you to level up.”   Moe's Misfit 3: Go first. For some reason, we don’t like to go first on things. Go first. You lose nothing. Put your pride aside and lead. Good artists copy. Great artists steal. You do not have to re-invite the wheel. Take the things that work from others and use them in your life. You are the sum of the 5 closest people you surround yourself with. Choose wisely.

Introducing Steve Beauschesne Steve Beauchesne is the co-founder of Beau's All Natural, a family run, employee owned and totally independent Canadian craft brewery. Since its start-up in 2006, Beau's has won more than 85 national and international awards for beer-making, marketing and packaging design, sustainability and business practices, and has raised more than $1 million for charity, community and independent arts. Steve is Vice Chair of the Ontario Craft Brewers Association, and a frequent presenter at craft brewing, culinary, and sustainability seminars and events. Steve was selected for the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce “Top Forty under 40” in 2015, and in 2013 Steve was recognized by the United Way with a Community Builder of the Year Award. In this episode: Greg and Dave go over how Steve looks like Greg's doppelganger. Steve goes over his journey of becoming a B-corp. Greg talks about how Steve's marketing budget is almost nothing because of the positive views surrounding his business because of his altruistic nature towards community. Dave and Greg talk about the importance of becoming a B-Corp and how much work it is to maintain being a B-Corp. Steve shares how his father instilled him with strong moral principles when it comes to handling business very ethically. Steve explains how he sold his brewery to all of his employees as to share the company with all of the employees working for him. Tune in for more on this week's Boiling Point… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're talking about Community Leadership this week with Jenna Sudds. Jenna Sudds is the Executive Director for the Kanata North Business Association in West Ottawa. It is, by far, Canada’s largest Technology Park with over 500 local, regional and Global companies and well over 20,000 employees. “This community contributed $7.8B to our country’s GDP last year. I am always mindful of how to create that sense of community” Jenna has a strong reputation as a thought leader and visionary through high-level roles both within the federal government and private sector. She is passionate about serving the businesses within her community, including Economic Development, Marketing her specialties include Executive Leadership, Economic Development, Marketing and Financial Analysis. “We have incredible companies, leaders and people here in Kanata” As President & Executive Director of the KNBIA, her leadership, vision and ability to deliver results on a variety of initiatives has positioned her community as one of the strongest and most productive places of business in the country. She has established a strong working relationship with the city’s Economic Development Group and forged immensely successful partnerships and initiatives – such as the rebranding initiative of her business community, a well-received and on-track five-year Strategic Plan, and collaborations with local post secondary institutions, such as the University of Ottawa and the Telfer School of Management. “When people feel like they are part of something bigger than themselves, it motivates them on their personal journeys” Jenna has been recognized with 40 Under 40 Awards by both Development Counsellors International (2017) and by the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce (2015). She also holds a variety of board positions with impactful organizations including the Kanata Food Cupboard. Links: Jenna Sudds by Email: Jenna.Sudds@kanatanorthbia.ca Jenna Sudds on Twitter: @JennaSudds Jenna Sudds on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jennasudds Kanata North Business Improvement Assoc: kanatanorthbia.ca TEDx Kanata: www.TEDxKanata.com University of Ottawa: www.uottawa.ca Telfer School of Management: http://www.telfer.uottawa.ca/en Mitel: www.mitel.com Cisco: www.cisco.com/c/en_ca Ciena: www.ciena.com Ericsson: www.ericsson.com Huawei: www.huawei.com/ca BlackBerry QNX: www.qnx.com Nordion: www.youi.tv You.i TV: www.youi.tv Calian: www.calian.com Better Software Company: thebettersoftwarecompany.com Pronto Forms: www.prontoforms.com Wesley Clover: www.wesleyclover.com LSpark: www.l-spark.com CenGen: www.cengn.ca Ubiquity Leadership Coaching: www.UbiquityLeadership.com

We meet up with the inspirational Mark Sutcliffe to talk about what is going on in all of his endeavors.. host of 2 TV shows, 1 daily radio show, chair of Ottawa Chamber of Commerce, chair of United Way Ottawa 2014 campaign, author, marathoner, CEO of Great River Media, weekly contributor for Ottawa Citizen and so much more. Mr.Ottawa for sure! Jenn from @foodiePrints has a restaurant review and upcoming event and music this week from MATT dorgan Project!

We meet up with the inspirational Mark Sutcliffe to talk about what is going on in all of his endeavors.. host of 2 TV shows, 1 daily radio show, chair of Ottawa Chamber of Commerce, chair of United Way Ottawa 2014 campaign, author, marathoner, CEO of Great River Media, weekly contributor for Ottawa Citizen and so much more. Mr.Ottawa for sure! Jenn from @foodiePrints has a restaurant review and upcoming event and music this week from MATT dorgan Project!