Wallace Immen
Reporter
Wallace Immen is an award-winning staff writer for The Globe and Mail whose stories about workplace trends and career advice, as well as about cruising and travel destinations around the world appear regularly in print and on-line. Read more...
Wallace Immen
Reporter
Wallace Immen is an award-winning staff writer for The Globe and Mail whose stories about workplace trends and career advice, as well as about cruising and travel destinations around the world appear regularly in print and on-line.
He has worn many hats in his career with the Globe, including science writer, medical writer and columnist, urban affairs reporter and travel writer. His travels have taken him to 100 countries and both poles and he has experienced and written about more than 90 cruises.
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How to make a business more marketable
Diversify the base, step away, and review the KPIs when looking to sell
Monday, Apr 23, 2012
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Anyone want to buy a business? It appears not
Selling a small company has become more challenging than it was before the recession, and it’s about to get more competitive
Monday, Apr 23, 2012
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Tories launch bid to speed up immigration for entrepreneurs
Government eyeing program that would avoid constant backlogs and target businesses in high-growth industries
Wednesday, Apr 18, 2012
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Venture capital rejection leads to funding record
Eric Migicovsky failed to secure traditional financing for his Pebble watch, so he shifted his efforts to the online community
Wednesday, Apr 18, 2012
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Job-hunt success hinges on positive attitude, study finds
Research study is first to track workers from the time of losing a job to finding a new position
Friday, Apr 13, 2012
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Big buyouts ‘can be very divisive’
Companies that purchase start-ups are always at risk of losing the people that helped build the organization
Friday, Apr 13, 2012
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Is 75 the new 65?
Increasingly, older Canadian workers want to remain part of the labour force
Thursday, Apr 12, 2012
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Making the shift from public to private
With the federal government poised to shed about 20,000 workers, public servants need to know what the private sector is looking for
Friday, Apr 06, 2012
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New approach proposed for immigrant recruiting
Maytree report finds smaller firms are often unaware of the depth of the talent pool or how to reach out to potential employees
Tuesday, Apr 03, 2012
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Small business reaction to the federal budget
We asked five entrepreneurs and industry watchers to weigh in on the government’s Economic Action Plan 2012
Thursday, Mar 29, 2012
