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David Merriby and the bank still in the future tense
After a career in law, compliance and risk, David Merriby has been appointed CEO of the future KOHO Bank. His next assignment puts the rules of banking at the centre of building one.
Cecilia Cai and the questions that travel
Before joining Ramp’s Canadian expansion, Cecilia Cai studied international relations, examined a television resort’s politics, and helped edit a student journal. Her route into fintech began with questions about how institutions work.
Daniel Eberhard and the expensive business of being ordinary
Before KOHO, Daniel Eberhard built wind projects and walked away from a business he disliked. His next bet was that Canadians with less money deserved a better deal from the people looking after it.
Caley Adair Wants Marketing to Earn Its Keep
After two decades inside Canadian financial services, Embark's CMO is applying a measurement-minded philosophy to a product built around distant payoffs: a child's education.
Martin Aubut Has Spent 25 Years Making Big Companies Move Faster
From beauty counters to broadband to mortgages, Martin Aubut has built a career around one stubborn question: how do you make an established business behave with the urgency of a startup?
Amanda Hsueh Is Turning a Marketer's Quiet Discipline Into Casa's Biggest Launch
Before Casa asked Canadians to see rent as a rewards opportunity, Amanda Hsueh spent two decades learning how familiar habits change - through patient listening, practical leadership and work that earns attention.