A new paper by Dr. Jamie Gruman presents a new model that integrates positive psychology and human resource management and explores how leaders can adopt strategies to boost team performance.
Dr. Laurie Barclay, professor and Lang Chair in Leadership, noted that the recent increase in anxiety as a result of the pandemic has important implications for the workplace.
Dr. Nikola Gradojevic, a professor in the Department of Economics and Finance, weighs in on Canada’s first green bonds and whether that popularity will last if inflation continues to rise.
Dr. Timothy Dewhirst says the black and blue “Next Gen” edition showed promise as a branding strategy by linking the team with patriotism and being seen as “Canada’s team" in his new Toronto Star opinion piece.
Talks are underway to discuss creating a new women’s hockey league that builds off the sport’s growing momentum, but Dr. Ann Pegoraro says the timing is questionable.
Dr. Paul Anglin says when it comes to housing in Canada, a lasting solution needs to come from the supply side.
Assistant Professor Daniela Senkl discusses the importance of public input when it comes to sustainable reporting in accounting in a new Conversation Canada piece.
Lang Chair in Sport Management Dr. Ann Pegoraro is committed to breaking down barriers for women in sports through her research.
Dr. Hong Li looks at how the insurance industry is responding to the climate crisis and how they can work with others when facing disaster.
The UN SDG's give managers the freedom to adapt each goal to their unique place in society while also allowing organizations to be change leaders. They're a blueprint for many potential solutions but more stakeholders must take action.