Building inclusion and equity into Canada’s innovation economy.
Did you know that “trust inequality” has risen in Canada?
We are pleased to share a new article by The Right Honourable David Johnston, C.C., 28th Governor General of Canada and Chair of the Rideau Hall Foundation; Diversity, collaboration, trust and a more inclusive innovation economy.
Mr. Johnston’s article on inclusive innovation is the lead piece in a series being produced by Brookfield Institute,this series invites experts to explore an innovative, inclusive, and more equitable economy.
Read “Signs of doubt, signs of hope,” here.
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