Bif Naked: Whatever It Takes
Widely regarded as one of Canada’s most iconic rock musicians, Bif Naked has a slew of chart-topping singlesand gold and platinum-selling albums to her name. Throughout her career, she’s shown an incredible willingness to do whatever it takes to make things happen. Some may be surprised that despite Naked’s fame, after releasing her 1994 debut album, she quickly found herself without a record label. “We had been signed to a small indie record company in Vancouver, made the first record and then the company closed about a week after my record came out,”...
Les Stroud – Keep Moving Forward
Saying that Les Stroud likes to keep busy is a pretty big understatement. Best known as the...
David Usher: Opening New Opportunities
Music was among the first industries to be digitally disrupted. And while this created problems...
Rick Campanelli: Grabbing Life by the Horns
Many of us were first introduced to Rick Campanelli in 1994 when he beat out...
Denise Donlon: Blazing a Path for Change
Many readers likely remember Canadian media trailblazer Denise Donlon from her days at MuchMusic where...
Canva Chief Evangelist Guy Kawasaki is one of the most influential people in marketing with...
Read More
Riaz Meghji: Meaningful Conversations Build…June 26, 2019
East Coast Wisdom: Alan Doyle…May 23, 2019
Brand and the Art of…May 22, 2019
Shad: Pushing Boundaries and ExpectationsMay 21, 2019
UP CLOSE WITH
COLLECTIVE ARTS BREWINGWatch now
COLLECTIVE ARTS BREWING
We had our video crew interview Collective Arts co-founder and CEO Matt Johnston about how the company is driven by creativity and how taking risks has led to success. We like interviewing people who share our values of creative thinking and giving back to the community.