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Ray Hoemsen

Ray Hoemsen, FEC, P. Eng. is president & managing director at Nexus Manitoba. He recently retired as executive director, research partnerships & innovation at Red River College, a member of Polytechnics Canada.

Time to take out Canada’s innovation toolbox

The COVID-19 pandemic has required us to rethink business models, supply chains, and capacity to respond to disruption across every part of our lives.

Opinion | BY RAY HOEMSEN | October 26, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has required us to rethink business models, supply chains, and capacity to respond to disruption across every part of our lives. While we have largely found new ways to live and do business, economic recovery will require significantly more. This presents an opportunity to mobilize Canada’s underutilized innovation infrastructure, writes Ray Hoemsen. Image courtesy of Miroslava Chrienova/Pixabay

Time to take out Canada’s innovation toolbox

Opinion | BY RAY HOEMSEN | October 26, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has required us to rethink business models, supply chains, and capacity to respond to disruption across every part of our lives.

Time to take out Canada’s innovation toolbox

Opinion | BY RAY HOEMSEN | October 26, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has required us to rethink business models, supply chains, and capacity to respond to disruption across every part of our lives.

The COVID-19 pandemic has required us to rethink business models, supply chains, and capacity to respond to disruption across every part of our lives. While we have largely found new ways to live and do business, economic recovery will require significantly more. This presents an opportunity to mobilize Canada’s underutilized innovation infrastructure, writes Ray Hoemsen. Image courtesy of Miroslava Chrienova/Pixabay

Time to take out Canada’s innovation toolbox

The COVID-19 pandemic has required us to rethink business models, supply chains, and capacity to respond to disruption across every part of our lives.

Opinion | BY RAY HOEMSEN | October 26, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has required us to rethink business models, supply chains, and capacity to respond to disruption across every part of our lives. While we have largely found new ways to live and do business, economic recovery will require significantly more. This presents an opportunity to mobilize Canada’s underutilized innovation infrastructure, writes Ray Hoemsen. Image courtesy of Miroslava Chrienova/Pixabay

Time to take out Canada’s innovation toolbox

Opinion | BY RAY HOEMSEN | October 26, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has required us to rethink business models, supply chains, and capacity to respond to disruption across every part of our lives.

Time to take out Canada’s innovation toolbox

Opinion | BY RAY HOEMSEN | October 26, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has required us to rethink business models, supply chains, and capacity to respond to disruption across every part of our lives.

The COVID-19 pandemic has required us to rethink business models, supply chains, and capacity to respond to disruption across every part of our lives. While we have largely found new ways to live and do business, economic recovery will require significantly more. This presents an opportunity to mobilize Canada’s underutilized innovation infrastructure, writes Ray Hoemsen. Image courtesy of Miroslava Chrienova/Pixabay