Professor Moore on the misunderstood Millennial
Professor Karl Moore joined The Goldwater podcast to shed light on Millennials in the workplace 鈥� an oft-maligned generation that he maintains has their own wisdom to share through their rejection of rigid structures and appreciation of regular feedback.
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Are budget-friendly flights and business longevity mutually exclusive?
Calling all summer vacationers, WestJet鈥檚 ultra-low-cost carrier Swoop has officially launched. This news, however, has some questioning its viability over the long-term.
Professor Karl Moore weighs in, stating that WestJet seems poised for success in their new venture.
Leadership insights from The Economist editor
In an interview with Professor Karl Moore, Daniel Franklin, Executive Editor of The Economist shares his optimistic take on journalism in the age of data analytics and 鈥渇ake news.鈥� In what he refers to as a 鈥渄elicate moment鈥� in world affairs, he also shares his perspective on the ebbs and flows of globalisation, as well as the nature of leadership in a large media organization.
ABB Canada CEO on people power
In an interview with Professor Karl Moore, Nathalie Pilon, CEO of ABB Canada, reveals that, while a major part of her job revolves around numbers, it鈥檚 the people behind an organization that inspire her most.
As she says, 鈥淭his is what gives me energy every day. It鈥檚 the people that I can affect and make a difference for.鈥�
The price to pay for airline passenger rights
Professor Karl Moore joins CBC News to talk about how new passenger rights rules affect airline strategy.
Prof. Moore predicts that the emerging regulations will not impact strategy per se, but the cost of undertaking this initiative will inevitably trickle down to consumers.
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Weighing the meaning behind a new order for C Series planes
With news that Bombardier closed a deal for 30 new CS300 planes for airBaltic, Professor Karl Moore comments on whether this will yield job creation for the company.
For Prof. Moore, avoiding delays is crucial and hiring more employees might be the only option to meet demand.
Living a fulfilling life and growing older
Growing older should not limit your mindset or outcome. A recent article cites Desautels Professor Karl Moore鈥檚 tips for ensuring that each of us taps into our talents to make a lasting impact 鈥� even well into our old age.
According to Professor Moore, we need to ask ourselves three key questions so that our aspirations align with our actions and impact.
A change of leadership for Cogeco
With news that Louis Audet has stepped down as President and Chief Executive Officer of Cogeco Communications Inc.聽after 25 years, Professor Karl Moore notes that longevity in CEO positions is becoming rarer in favor of fresh perspectives and renewed energy.
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How Air Canada turned it around
Since the early 2000鈥檚, Air Canada had seen its fair share of business challenges. Sitting down with Desautels Professor Karl Moore, CEO of Air Canada Calin Rovinescu lists two key factors that helped lead the company to stability: an openness to change and a clear vision.
Karl Moore on the resignation of Bombardier鈥檚 Laurent Beaudoin
After 55 years with Bombardier, Chairman Emeritus Laurent Beaudoin has stepped away from the company to focus on other projects.
In this transitional time, Professor Karl Moore comments on the vital importance of the Beaudoin-Bombardier family control over the company.
Catching up with renowned management thinker Henry Mintzberg
Professor Henry Mintzberg recently sat down with Professor Karl Moore on his CEO Series show to explore his approach to Management education via the IMPM and IMHL programs, as well as the profound societal impact the program participants are making. 聽
The name game: Airbus considers future of C Series
As Airbus prepares to take control of the Bombardier C Series products later this year, there is speculation that they will change its name to align with the Airbus A200 series.
Professor Karl Moore comments on the optics of this name change, stating that it will add credibility and cohesion.
Hot Cities 2018: From a student鈥檚 perspective
BCom student Genevi猫ve C么t茅 shares with The 91黑料网 Reporter the sights and learnings that dazzled her on this year鈥檚 Hot Cities of the World Tour led by Professor Karl Moore.
On the itinerary this year were Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Langkawi.
Insights from Karl Moore on PBS
Professor Karl Moore sat down with PBS Mountain Lake to chat about some of his favorite topics, including the latest edition of his popular Hot Cities of the World Tour, the U.S. and Canada trade relations, and the Quebec-based aerospace and rail manufacturer, Bombardier.
The tariff wars escalate
After returning from this year鈥檚 edition of the Hot Cities of the World Tour to Singapore and Malaysia, Desautels students and alumni had much to say about their experience of the emerging economies in Asia 鈥� just as the war of words over tariffs between the U.S. and China escalates.
