August 11, 2023 – St. Albert, Alberta – Enterprise Group, Inc. (TSX: E) (the “Company” or “Enterprise”). Enterprise, a consolidator of energy services (including specialized equipment rental to the energy/resource sector), emphasizing technologies that mitigate, reduce, or eliminate CO2 and Greenhouse Gas emissions for small to Tier One resource clients, is pleased to announce its Q2 2023 results.
Arlene Dickinson is one of the most recognizable business people in Canada, thanks in large part to her role as one of the entrepreneurial backers on CBC TV’s Dragons’ Den. But she is much more than “the Funder” label that she was given by followers of the program.
With three books and hundreds of thousands of followers on social media, Arlene is a guru to some. Recently, she created what is being called a “super firm” of marketing and communications.
Despite being the main revenue driver for his company Global Trade Credit, Graham MacLachlan never feels like he’s selling anything.
"I am just providing information to educate people, so they can make an informed business decision and they can decide what is best for them."
In the case of trade credit insurance, once a business operator understands how it works, the decision is usually pretty obvious.
(BE) Today, we are speaking with Desmond O'Kell, senior VP and director of Enterprise Group Inc… Congratulations – I took a peek at the latest financials, and they are quite impressive. Do you mind providing a summary for our audience?
By Constantine Lycos
December 17
As I write this on Dec. 16, I look back and see that all the way through 2022 we have been talking about facing tougher conditions such as supply-chain disruptions, inflation, higher interest rates, and the likelihood of a recession.
By Laurie Weston
By now, most investors are aware that lithium is a critical ingredient in our energy future.
By Laurie Weston
November 1, 2022
The CO2 molecule.
By Brad Hayes
November 1, 2022
By Constantine Lycos
As I write this on Oct. 15, 2022, it is common knowledge that we are looking at a potential recession
for next year.
I would argue that we are already in recession in 2022, as defined by world negative output growth, measured in
actual goods and services produced in 2022 vs 2021. Or measured in GDP in U.S. “constant” dollars, in other
words, adjusted for inflation. The main reason for that is that:
GDP = c * E
GDP is the world gross domestic product measured in constant dollars,
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