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Report: Striving for Growth

What’s it really like being a business leader?

We asked business leaders about what matters to them when it comes to leadership, self-improvement and business evolution. Discover what we learned about growth as a key business driver and read insights around opportunities and challenges facing leaders like you. We’re pleased to share these results to help you better understand Canadian business leaders and to reflect upon your own growth plans and priorities.

Report Highlights

  • 44% of respondents reported that business growth is the area they are actively trying to improve upon, and 55% say it’s their focus for future business improvement.
  • Respondents said finances and retaining employees tied for top business impediment.
  • Being a good employer, having a positive attitude and staying up-to-date were chosen as the top three leadership qualities.

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