Edward Greenspon

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Presentations

The New Us: Understanding the New Canadian Mindset
Greenspon explores the new economic, social and cultural Canada - both the dramatic changes wrought by globalization and technological innovation and the more subtle shifts in our approach to work, health care and education.

Canada's Long March: The Social, Financial and Economic Repercussions of the Last 25 Years
Greenspon will retrace Canada's economic retreat through the Trudeau and Mulroney years and offer some provocative thoughts on where we're now headed.

The Next Generation of Canadian Leadership
New leaders will bring new ideas into the political arena. Learn about the contenders - their experience, beliefs and peccadilloes - from someone who knows them all.

Summary Profile

Edward Greenspon is an award-winning author, columnist and editor-in-chief of The Globe and Mail. His political, business and economic acumen offer a unique perspective on Canadian public policy.

Greenspon is best known for his political coverage, first as the Globe and Mail's Ottawa bureau chief and then as a columnist and the paper's political editor. His knowledge of the Canadian political scene is unmatched. His background in business and economics reporting gives his work the important context often lacking in the media.

In between reporting assignments, he has also served as a senior manager of The Globe and Mail, overseeing the newspaper's front page and its Report on Business. He was also in charge of a newsroom of 300 people at a critical stage in the newspaper war, and managed the inaugural editorial strategy of globeandmail.com, serving as the site's first editor.

Greenspon can also be seen on CTV's Question Period and Canada AM, CBC's Sunday Report and Morningside, TVO's Studio Two, and on ROB-TV. His most recent book is, Searching for Certainty: Understanding the New Canadian Mindset.


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