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Up close and personal with Jamie Salter
By Jeremy French - October 31st 2023
An in-depth conversation with one of Canada’s most innovative entrepreneurs
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Driving Force
By Ève Laurier - May 24th 2023
A ride through Susie Wolff’s groundbreaking life and career.
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Formula for Success
By Ève Laurier - May 24th 2023
Team Principal & CEO of the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team Toto Wolff on what fuels his passion, and his new role as worldwide brand ambassador for Bombardier.
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Change Makers
By Valerie Silva - November 15th 2022
Meet some of the innovative women making major strides in aviation at Bombardier.
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Crystal Vision
By Ève Laurier - November 15th 2022
An interview with Diana Langes-Swarovski
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Leader of the Pack
By Ève Laurier - October 24th 2022
Profile on Cathy Bissell, founder of BISSELL Pet Foundation
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One-on-one with Patrick Gallagher
By Yuki Hayashi - March 10th 2021
A conversation with NetJets’ President of Sales, Service and Marketing.
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Serving Up Success
By Yuki Hayashi - October 30th 2020
From trainee chef to bigtime business executive, Michael J. Bailey found his calling in the kitchen and the boardroom.
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Family Man
By Isa Tousignant - December 4th 2019
How the Challenger 650 jet helps process engineer Zafar Sheikh expand his company while keeping his family by his side.
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Sammy Hagar & his Challenger 300
By Michael Johnson - May 14th 2018
For American rock legend and entrepreneur Sammy Hagar, owning a Challenger 300 aircraft keeps his demanding schedule perfectly in tune.
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How Challenger 650 jets are saving lives
By Irene Caselli - May 14th 2018
Swiss air-ambulance Rega transforms Challenger aircraft into intensive care units operating at 41,000 feet.
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The Greatest Generations Foundation takes WWII veterans back to Normandy
By Kate Hahn - May 14th 2018
When Clarence and Kerry Scharbauer flew to Normandy, they expected a history lesson. What they found was a living testament to World War II.
