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Shift wants you to rearrange the internet
The Canadian browser company lets you move the bars, separate your accounts, and give each project a room of its own. Its most revealing discovery: people needed permission to move the furniture.
Suzanne Serwatuk Knows the Most Technical Product Still Needs a Human Story
From a provocative ice-cream shop to the C-suite of a geospatial software company, Serwatuk has built a career around the same practical question: how do you make people care?
Marco Pimentel Is Building a Bigger Surface Area for Luck
A failed coupon startup opened the door to Redbrick. Now the Victoria operator is applying the same appetite for experiments to climate tech, independent journalism and a more durable kind of growth.
Annie O'Farrell Is Translating AI Into a Language Business Can Use
At Vooban, Annie O'Farrell has spent years turning a difficult technology story into a practical business conversation - one market, one room and one useful example at a time.
The Saskatoon Marketer Turning Sales Instinct Into a Repeatable System
Dustin Lee crossed from foodservice to medical devices to managed IT, carrying one idea with him: good sales work becomes more valuable when a whole team can repeat it.
Signifi Put the IT Desk in a Box - Now 2.64 Million People Use Its Machines Every Day
The Mississauga company spent two decades turning vending hardware into enterprise infrastructure. Its useful trick is not the locker - it is owning the hardware, workflow software and support around it.