As a leader in Canadian business law, Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP has long made a commitment to embracing diversity in our leadership...

There’s a word I love - SAWUBONA. It’s a Zulu greeting that means “I see you, you are important to me and I value you.”...

We live in a culture where success, achievement and the appearance of reaching both effortlessly are revered. Very few people openly discuss the roadblocks...

The most common theme in the return-to-office debate is whether remote work is productive. I’m worried about how we’re managing the return-to-office transition... 

A HUNDRED YEARS ago, our attention span averaged twenty minutes: one minute for each year of age, up until age twenty...

The Rule of Two is when two or more women, or those of colour, are on the hiring ‘shortlist,’ they are more likely to get hired...

I think Yogi Berra was talking about leadership when he spoke of the difference between theory and practice...

Present-day populism is not an all-or-nothing proposition. There are parts of it that reflect legitimate grievances with the elite consensus. There are others that should be opposed...

Perhaps it goes by another name: Equity and Inclusion, Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging, or some variation of those words. If so, well done! This is an important step...

Let me introduce you to a new breed of disruptors.  This category of disruptors writes their own rules.  They build their own universes...

Looking back on the past three years, three things have become abundantly clear: The world around us is moving faster than it ever has before...

Here are two ways to influence behavior: you can manipulate it, or inspire it. Manipulations are simple and effective short term, but they are expensive to maintain and unstable long-term...

In her first book, Rules of Engagement: Building a Workplace Culture to Thrive in an Uncertain World, Carolyn Swora achieves a feat rare for even the most seasoned authors...

Henry Ford put it simply: "If all you ever do is all you've ever done, then all you'll ever get is all you ever got." It's hard to put it any better...

We must tell ourselves that ‘we can do hard things,’ and we are not our decisions nor our conditions. In the end, we must also remember that ‘we can do great things'...