During my recent visit to Ottawa, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that the city is not just home to Parliament Hill. In fact, I had the opportunity to meet with a diverse range of professionals from various industries, including home builders, steelmakers, software entrepreneurs, a battery innovator, an electric bus operator, and several AI players. I even had the privilege of meeting Sir Terry Matthews, known as the granddaddy of Silicon Valley North.
One of the key takeaways from my visit was the vibrancy of Ottawa’s tech sector. The city is attracting top talent and fostering a culture of innovation that is propelling the industry forward. Companies like the battery innovator and the AI players that I met are at the forefront of cutting-edge technology, and it is evident that Ottawa is a leader in this space.
As a nationally bestselling author and expert on innovation and economic disruption, I was particularly impressed by the diversity of industries in Ottawa. The city is home to a wide range of sectors, from technology to manufacturing, and it was inspiring to see the creativity and ingenuity of the local business community. It is clear that Ottawa is a hub for innovation and is driving economic growth in the region.
Overall, my visit to Ottawa was eye-opening and insightful. The city’s dynamic economy, diverse industries