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- Feature – Youthquake
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- Feature: THE NCC – Committed to Making a Dream Come True
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- Capital Context – Workspace Design that Works
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- Starting Up In Ottawa: Startups With Style
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- Starting Up in Ottawa: Breaking Ground
- Building The Capital: Rolling Out From the Centre
- Capital Context: Clean Technology – The Future is Now
- The Last Word: Abraham Maslow’s Tips for Self-Actualization
- Winter 2017 – The Celebration Issue
- Feature: Party All Year Long
- Feature: The Year Of The Facelift
- Feature: A Matter Of Perspective
- Building The Capital: The Little City That Grew
- CEO Talk: A Cultural Awakening
- Capital Context: Ottawa’s Return on Investment
- The Last Word: Words of Wisdom from Chief Dan George
- Work Your Network: Business Milestones
- Fall 2016 – The Skilled Labour Issue
- Building the Capital: Ottawa’s People Magnet
- Feature: Beyond Matchmaking
- Feature: Bridging the Talent Gap
- Feature: Putting People First
- The Next Generation: Inspiration Starts Early
- The Way We Work: A Passion for Optimization
- The Way We Work: Beyond Entry Level
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- The Chamber in Action: Asking the Right Questions
- The Last Word: Leadership advice from Einstein
- Summer 2016 – Inaugural Issue
- Attracting the World: Reimagining Success
- Starting Up in Ottawa: Untapped
- Building the Capital: Disruption and Collaboration
- Building the Capital: Where Old Meets New
- Capital Context: Quiet Momentum Drives Tech Refresh
- Work Your Network: Organized Youth
- The Way We Work: A Passion for Optimization
- Core Values: In Conversation with David Ross
- Chamber In Action: Dialogue and Advocacy
- The Last Word: Elizabeth Arden
- Spring 2018 – The Generational Change Issue
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Capital magazine creates a space to celebrate Ottawa businesses. It reveals the breadth and diversity of our region’s economic activity, by sharing the stories that belong to Ottawa’s business sector. Capital is shared with members of the Ottawa Board of Trade, which has a 150-year history of supporting the local business community.
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Capital is published three times a year, serving as the “voice” of the Ottawa business community and the Ottawa Board of Trade, an organization whose membership not only comprises small- to medium-sized businesses but also includes government, non-profits, and leading employers in the region.
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- local neighbourhoods
- business improvement associations
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