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Summer 2026 Issue

What does leadership look like when technology can think, create, and decide faster than ever before? The Summer 2026 issue of Canadian Manager explores this question through a collection of articles that challenge conventional thinking about AI, ethics, organizational culture, and the future of work. From mitigating the risks of artificial intelligence and addressing bias to redefining productivity, implementing guiding principles, and leading with authenticity, this issue reminds us that the most effective leaders won't compete with technology - they'll harness it while championing the distinctly human qualities that no algorithm can replace.

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In This Issue
 

By Dr. Matthew Jelavic, C.Mgr.

Message from the Chief Executive Officer

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By Joe Curcillo

Five Ways to Protect Your Bottom Line in the Age of AI

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By Joseph Perera, BBA, C.I.M., C.Mgr., CPP

AI-Enabled Training and Its Impact on Creativity and Innovation in the Next Generation Workforce

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By Nathaniel Tooke, MALM

The New Leadership Paradigm

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By Susan Quinn

Implementing Guiding Principles in Your Organization

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By Paul Whiteley, C.Mgr.

Enough: The Most Underrated Career Decision

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By Mostafa Sayyadi

The Best Leaders Can't Be Replaced by AI

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By Mehdi Darabeigi

The Last McDonald’s: Why Modern Systems No Longer See Humans

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By Kate Zabriskie

Watch Out for That Rock! Biases That Sabotage Your Thinking

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By Susan Robertson

The Secrets of Visionary Leaders: Who Think Possibility Before Productivity

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By CIM National

New NCMA Accreditation: Badya University

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