StrategyCorp provides government relations, strategic communications, and management consulting strategic counsel to the leadership of organizations across Canada and internationally. We are a trusted advisor to major organizations with interests and high-stakes mandates throughout Canada, the United States, the Middle East and Northern Africa, Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Over the past twenty-five years we have been involved in some of Canada’s most critical business issues and highly charged public policy matters, including bank mergers, high profile foreign investment and M&A transactions, energy and environmental project approvals, privatizations, and major infrastructure developments. Our unique service capabilities allow us to analyse every client challenge through multiple lenses - business, political and communications - enabling us to provide more valuable advice and create conditions for success.
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A bit late in posting this, but enjoyed unpacking, in my own words, the “weakest, slowest-moving coup in Canadian parliamentary history” on CBC News Power Panel with David Cochrane, Jonathan Kalles, Jordan Leichnitz and Charelle Evelyn (at the 26 min mark) https://lnkd.in/e4_C_yvK #cdnpoli
The United States is Canada’s most important relationship. Regardless of who wins the upcoming U.S. election, the results will significantly impact Canada's politics, economy, and society. Join StrategyCorp's expert panel, Garry Keller, Louise Blais, Richard Madan, and Christopher Sands, as they unpack how the November 5th election results could shape Canada's future. Learn about the key issues and positions that will influence our path forward, and how to prepare for January 2025 and beyond. 📅 Date: November 7, 2024 🕑 Time: 10:15AM - 11AM EST 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/gerCGa-7
New Brunswick has a history of political surprises, but the 2024 election delivered a red tidal wave as Susan Holt and the NB Liberal Party claimed a majority government—their first in a decade. With 31 seats and a record number of women elected, Holt’s victory is historic. What led to this result? And what can we expect from her government? Read the full analysis on our website: https://lnkd.in/gkPW6iUz
StrategyCorp is pleased to welcome Lorraine Huinink, MCIP,RPP to the firm as a Senior Advisor, enhancing our presence in the land development and transit infrastructure sectors. Lorraine brings over 25 years experience leveraging infrastructure investment, shaping transit-oriented development (TOD) policy, and forging innovative public-private partnerships in the private sector and in senior roles at the Metrolinx, Infrastructure Ontario (IO), and the Region of Durham. Lorraine is committed to providing city building solutions based on efficiency and common sense. Prior to joining StrategyCorp, Lorraine led the early works construction program for the Pan Am Athlete’s Village as a Director, and subsequently developed pipeline projects as VP, Client Program Delivery at IO. As Director, Third Party & Property, LRT Program at Metrolinx, she was part of the team that ran the first provincial Transit Oriented Development procurement. Lorraine then led the team that established the first TOD program at Metrolinx as VP, Corporate Real Estate. As SVP, TOD, she worked with her IO counterpart, to establish the joint TOD office between IO and Metrolinx. Lorraine also established a new Rapid Transit & TOD Office at the Region of Durham and led the team that developed a land value capture strategy to fund GO stations that resulted in Bill 131 (GO Station Funding Act). You can read more about Lorraine on our website: https://lnkd.in/gdaxssXt
The Ontario legislature returns today after a long summer break. Aidan Grove-White, Fraser Macdonald and Kelly Baker join the podcast to analyze what the priorities of the Ontario Progressive Conservatives, NDP and Liberals will be this fall. Listen to their insights on the key risks and opportunities each party could face in the coming months: https://lnkd.in/gTFWtW23
"People connect with stories, not bullet points." Robert Chant discusses the importance of narrative in crisis management and how leaders can shape reputation through storytelling. Read the full interview to gain insights on how proactive communications and sound decision-making can protect a company’s reputation. https://lnkd.in/gbZqB99B
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Reputation Town Podcast #48: Grading Kamala Harris on her 60 MINUTES interview performance; TD Bank takes a $3 billion fine and pleads guilty to U.S. Department of Justice charges involving the bank's anti-money laundering practices; Quantas Airlines apologies for showing an R-rated movie to everyone on a 9-hour flight; and musician Dave Grohl does some personal crisis management after confessing to an extramarital affair. Get all the media relations hot takes from Warren Weeks and me here:
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Senior Advisor, StrategyCorp. Author, Where the Streets Are Paved With Rust: Essays from America's Broken Heartland (2018). Borderland: Essays from the US-Canadian Divide (2012).
We've known Harris's economic plans, now we know them in more detail. One outcome to consider.
In 2023, 5 southwestern Ontario hospitals were hit by a cyberattack. These attacks are sophisticated, constant, and need to be planned for. Read about it in our Hospital CEO Survey 2024: https://lnkd.in/gfGWbbj8
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🌍 Exciting discussions this week with Toronto Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie at our Toronto office! Together, we're working to power up efforts to support the City’s waste reduction goals! ⚡ 💡 Did you know? City of Toronto manages nearly 850,000 tonnes of waste each year, with a significant portion being used batteries. Our Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! program ensures safe and responsible battery recycling, helping to protect the city and our environment! 🌱🔋 Learn more about how we’re leading the charge and how you can get involved: https://lnkd.in/eRdBjSY #CityOfToronto #WasteReduction #BatteryRecycling #RecycleYourBatteriesCanada