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Britain's Prince William and his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, with Canada's Governor General, David Johnston, take part in a youth reception at Rideau Hall in Ottawa June 30, 2011.
Guest Column

My meet and greet with the royal couple

Invenia’s CEO learns the art of royal mingling as one of 100 young people selected to attend a private reception with Will and Kate

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Matt Eldridge, one of the founders of Lymbix Inc.
Case Study

Novel e-mail software like spell-check for tone

Budding entrepreneur Matt Eldridge was an ace salesman, but he recognized that his written communication did not measure up to his face-to-face skills, so he devised a solution

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Guest Column

Inbound marketing: The customer finds you

Looking for ways to get started on your path to success with this technique? Here are three best practices to employ

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EMS ambulances parked at St. Michael's Hospital on downtown Toronto.
Innovation

Medical invention stalled by market barriers

The Stal helps prevent bodily fluids from infecting health-care personnel, but its inventors are frustrated by reduced budgets and bureaucracy

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Environment

Cargo bikes make delivery more viable

Entrepreneurs are finding that they can load up cargo bikes with all kinds of goods, race through traffic and even save money

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TIME OFF

Summer vacation eludes many entrepreneurs

The challenge for small business owners: how to take a break while still ensuring the company runs smoothly

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Atomica, an Italian pizza and wine bar in Kingston, Ont.
Case Study

Five pieces of advice for aspiring restaurateurs

Tim Pater, the founder of three restaurants in Kingston, Ontario, has a deep understanding of this difficult industry

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Hockey Robotics has designed a stick-swinging robot that could be the answer to the plague of broken hockey sticks that frequently litter the ice during NHL games
Innovation

The robot with a blistering slapshot

Two-handed contraption can repeatedly fire off blistering slapshots that could lead to stronger products

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Cosmetics maker Mandom Corp.'s Gatsby Moving Rubber hair wax is seen on a shelf while a man picks up a cosmetic product for men at a drug store in Tokyo August 5, 2007.
Guest Column

Setting right price has dramatic impact

Identify the floor and ceiling for the potential figure, and then use a level of creativity to appeal to the customers you are targeting

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STRATEGIES

The name game: Play it right

Not all entrepreneurs think long and hard enough about what to call their company, but they should, for it can be a key brand and marketing weapon

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