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Arundati Dandapani, CEO of Generation1.ca, served on the jury for the 2025 Insight250 Global Innovator & Leadership Awards, marking her fourth consecutive year. An advocate for data ethics, she highlights inclusive storytelling and innovation, connecting diverse talents to recognize influential leaders in market research and data-driven decision-making across North America.
Generation1.ca’s Fall 2025 Bronze Prize was awarded to team Insights by Cheche, led by Godfrey Cheche. Cheche’s solo approach allowed for quick decision-making and focused problem-solving. The proposal emphasized balancing AI with human expertise, fostering personal connections through “trust anchors” and highlighting Generation1.ca’s role in amplifying immigrant talent and inclusive innovation.
The training led by Arundati Dandapani for the Canadian Marketing Association focuses on ethical storytelling in marketing. Participants will learn to convert data into compelling, trustworthy narratives while exploring AI’s impact. The session emphasizes risk management, frameworks, and hands-on practice, enhancing skills essential for communications in marketing effectiveness.
Generation1.ca’s Spring 2026 Virtual Career Fair and Case Competition is scheduled for April 24, 2026, from 10 am to 5 pm EST. This event, themed “Galactic Ready Talent,” will explore innovation in the workforce and feature interactive discussions on galactic strategies that tap into the trillion dollar space economy, sustainability and ethical AI. Registration is open for participants and employers.
Tobiloba Owoade’s article emphasizes the pressing issues in Nigeria, including insecurity, inadequate infrastructure, poor governance, and healthcare challenges. These factors hinder growth and create a negative image internationally. The author advocates for investment in education and infrastructure to address these interlinked problems, fostering a safer and more credible Nigeria for the future.
