Accessibility isn’t just about making life easier for people with disabilities, it’s about breaking down barriers related to our communities, and making sure that everyone is included in every area of our organizations.

Historically, society has mainly considered accessibility in terms of physical spaces. Perhaps a flight of stairs meant someone in a wheelchair couldn’t get inside your store or place of worship.

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I had an opportunity to speak on a panel about Leading in the Face of Disruption: What Organizations & Employees Need to Start Doing Now at the PMI South Western On

On December 30th we had the joy of sharing our love of Star Wars with a planned 600+ guests (to read the why please visit Sharing Star Wars).

The community fundraiser to support “Prom Queen” at The Grand Theatre was an outstanding success.

This year, we’ve forgone some of the typical activities you’d see from a business around a holiday season. Instead, on December 30th, we’re taking 700 people to see Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

I had the pleasure of moderating a panel with Andrea Halwa, Andrew Chung, Emma Donoghue, and Kathy Navackas.

There can be no question that technology is disrupting our world.

Recently a few of us at rTraction took a road trip to Guelph to join in the first BLD (B Corp Leadership Development) conference in Ontario.

The Engage! London program just wrapped up its 10th year and I was lucky enough to be part of this round of alumni.

What’s the difference and is one better than the other?

Before we get into why you might choose one logo category over the other, let’s quickly define what makes up each.