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Talking to Entrepreneurs

If innovation is a sport, you need to learn the rules

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Published Monday, Mar. 14, 2011 1:48PM EDT

Last updated Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011 10:45AM EDT

'Talking to Entrepreneurs' is a new three-part video series which taps into the minds of some of Canada's brightest business owners. In Part Two, Ken Tencer, co-author of the 90% Rule and CEO of Spyder Works Inc. offers advice on motivating your team and holding onto superstar employees. For more from the series, click on the related links below.

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