With the continuing escalation of the Covid-19 crisis, we are postponing our Top 50 CEO issue and awards gala.
You need to focus on your families, your organization, your employees and your clients. We need to strategically pull back now so we can host an even bigger celebration down the road.
Though this is an exceptional situation, tough times aren’t new to Atlantic Canada. We will survive by working together and supporting each other. 100%.
You need to focus on your families, your organization, your employees and your clients. We need to strategically pull back now so we can host an even bigger celebration down the road.
Though this is an exceptional situation, tough times aren’t new to Atlantic Canada. We will survive by working together and supporting each other. 100%.
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