Calls-to-action from Mark Carney (U.N / Brookfield), Teresa Marques (Rideau Hall Foundation), Jean-Simon Venne (Brainbox AI) and Carol Lee (Vancouver Chinatown Foundation) on how government and stakeholders must support Canadian innovation
MONTREAL, June 2, 2022 /CNW/ – TheFutureEconomy.ca published a Video Report on the state of Canadian innovation, our biggest innovation challenges, most promising innovation opportunities, and what we must do now to improve Canada’s ability to innovate to compete.
The Video Report is published following the Rideau Hall Foundation’s Canadian Innovation Week (May 16-20, 2022).
Featured Experts:
Teresa Marques, President & CEO of the Rideau Hall FoundationMark Carney, Vice-Chair and Head of Transition Investing at Brookfield Asset Management & UN Special Envoy on Climate Action and FinanceJean-Simon Venne, Chief Technology Officer & Co-Founder of BrainBox AICarol Lee, Chair of the Vancouver Chinatown Foundation
The Video Report synthesizes the thought leaders’ insights and calls-to-action for government, industry, financiers, and innovators – in business, climate, tech, social – themselves.
Some key points include:
The $2 trillion opportunity in climate innovation for Canada’s net-zero ambitionsHow Canada must capitalize on its AI advantageIntangible and decentralized finance’s role in innovationOvercoming the challenges of accessing government supportInspiring the future generation of innovatorsHow to set up an ecosystem that facilitates innovationWhat must be done to ensure Canadian innovations go global
TheFutureEconomy.ca also published a Spotlight Feature on Canada’s innovation future with Teresa Marques, Mark Carney, Jean-Simon Venne and Carol Lee, which offers a deeper dive into innovation in each expert’s specialty area and expands upon the issues examined in the Video Report. These components come together to provide a holistic and detailed view of Canada’s innovation future.
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