Ok, so the Jetson’s may have got it wrong, so this April, all of our massive 49 CreativeMornings chapters all over the world hosted talks that resolved our style “The Future”. It was picked by our San Francisco chapter host Erika Hall, and highlighted by the talented Frank Chimero.
Harley is a business owner, legal representative, and the Chief Platform Officer (CPO) at Shopify. He has a background in startups and eCommerce, and began his very first company at age 17 while a student at McGill.
Harley finished his law degree in addition to his MBA at the University of Ottawa, where he co-founded the JD/MBA Student Society and the Canadian MBA Oath.
Furthermore, Harley serves as a mentor and advisor to a number of entrepreneurial companies and incubators, including FounderFuel, ExtremeStartups, CYBF, OCRI & CIPPIC.
You’ll hear his thoughts on how innovation is eating the world … in a good way.
… … CreativeMornings is a month-to-month breakfast lecture series for imaginative types. Each event is complimentary of charge, and consists of a 20 minute talk, plus coffee! You can join us in various cities all over the world. (creativemornings.com).
… … A huge thank you to GAPC (gapc.com) for filming and modifying and Magpie Jewellery (ww.magpiejewellery.com) for being our primary sponsors. This month’s host was the historical Arts Court. Arts Court, the previous Carleton County Court house, was integrated in 1870 to replace the very first court house and prison of 1842 that had burned beyond repair work. Created by architect Robert Surtees, the building boasts a variety of Italianate functions, consisting of window surrounds, rusticated quoins and tall chimneystacks. The cornerstone consists of gold, silver and copper coins and bank tokens of the period. 2 years after the brand-new courthouse on Elgin opened in 1986, this limestone building was moved to the City of Ottawa. Arts Court now houses more than 25 arts and heritage organizations.
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