For as long as I can remember, I have always had keen interests in an eclectic mix of areas from fashion to construction, event planning to medicine. If I liked it, I just appended it to the growing pile of things that I had an interest in.  As a young child I was exposed to ...

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Food for thought.  Not concrete, not a statistically significant way to measure society, not a stab at telling us in any firm way how the world works, but food for thought. Gladwell presents us with fresh perspective, either through novelty, or an unabashed free conscience.  Either way, the man is truly affluent in his abilities with ...

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Yesterday I participated in a book club discussion centered around Social Media. The club, which meets about once every three months, met at the downtown Fox and Feather Pub and was discussing The Cluetrain Manifesto. The ‘Manifesto’ is a book by now 10 years old but not to be confused as outdated. It talks about ...

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Malcolm is a true inspiration for the Canadian people and especially last Thursday afternoon for the Ottawa Community.  I really enjoyed the Q & A and many people in the audience had the chance to email or use twitter to send in their questions!  Yes! Many of us had their crackberries and iPhone turned on ...

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I’ve just returned from a 5 day business trip to Washington D.C. where I was attending the HIMMS Healthcare and IT conference and exhibition.  This is a conference located in downtown D.C. that brings together the best and the brightest across the spectrum of the U.S. healthcare industry. Day 1 included a technology awareness reception at ...

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Beginning this week I’ll be spearheading a new ‘column’ on the Tbridge blog focusing on bringing startups and up-and-coming companies into the public spotlight.  While the initiative is geared primarily towards current young companies this is not restrictive - we’ll also be looking at past success stories, and I’ll even throw in the occasional tidbit ...

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I’m working for Ottawa based Infonium Inc. a native HIT company generating software to move the healthcare industry into the new millenium.  Working directly with President and CEO, Jay Lawrence, I’m contributing to busniess development and aiding in some projecet management as Infonium engages in it’s largest internal growth period to date. Infonim offers two product ...

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Alan Greenspan’s book The Age of Turbulence - Adventures in a New World may be a bestseller as much for its literary merit as for the man’s perceived role in the global credit crisis. This fact did not escape Greenspan, who went on to add another chapter for the revised edition of the book after ...

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Gordon Cameron I’m a recent addition to the TalentBridge team, stumbling into the program through my involvement with a recent E1o1 seminar provided by OCRI.  A native  of Kingston, Ontario, most of my youth was spent in Sunnyvale, California at the heart of Silicon Valley.    Academic and Professional Experience I’m currently in my 4th year of Aerospace Engineering ...

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Today was an important day in my life.  I finally face my biggest fear of kayaking which was Mini Bus, on the Ottawa River. On the way up to the Ottawa River I was enjoying tidbits with my buddy Simon DeNure and when we hit Cobden, Ontario I got super nervous… It finally hit me in ...

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