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Diversion and Exclusivity - Yousuf's Adventures in Zebra Hunting

Diversion and Exclusivity - Yousuf's Adventures in Zebra Hunting

By Yousuf Khatib

In early March of 2020, right before lockdowns started to occur worldwide, Yousuf met two people in Ottawa who started him on a journey of understanding the Impact Economy. If Zebras, SDG's and Impact are as foreign to you as they were to Yousuf --> This is the place to meet, discuss and share ideas. As a proud supporter of Project K(in)D, I am looking forward to amplifying a message to encourage and track 1 Billion In Kind Actions! www.projectinkind.org www.globalskills.io
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A Conversation with the Canadian Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship

Diversion and Exclusivity - Yousuf's Adventures in Zebra HuntingSep 02, 2020

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A Conversation with the Canadian Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship

A Conversation with the Canadian Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship

Meet The Honourable Minister Marco Mendicino, the Canadian Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship. Over the past few months, The Minister and his team at the IRCC have taken incredible steps to reconnect loved ones, promote immigration, and support international students and migrant workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. I had the pleasure of sitting down with The Minister to discuss his pandemic response and Canada’s post-pandemic recovery.

Sep 02, 202035:25
Running, Trailblazing, and Reinventing Real Estate with Alison Simpson
Jun 29, 202042:38
ShopHERE - Saving Toronto Businesses by Bringing Them Online - with Chris Rickett and Darryl Julott

ShopHERE - Saving Toronto Businesses by Bringing Them Online - with Chris Rickett and Darryl Julott

Meet Chris Rickett and Darryl Julott, two inspirational professionals leading ShopHERE; a City of Toronto and Digital Main Street initiative bringing Toronto’s independent businesses, artists and local retailers online. Chris Rickett is the Director of COVID-19 Business Mitigation and Recovery for the City of Toronto and Darryl Julott is the Senior Manager at Digital Main Street. The COVID-19 pandemic has made one thing clear: we need to get businesses online. When I heard about the ShopHERE program, I reached out to our pool of talented developers to help save Toronto businesses. Within 24 hours, 70 of our developers signed up to help mentor businesses to set up and maintain online stores. ShopHERE’s goal is to bring 3,000 businesses online by the end of August with the help of incredible partners Shopify, Google, Mastercard, Microsoft, Tabia, eBay, Facebook, Snapchat, Schulich School of Business, Scotiabank, Juno, Government of Canada, Magnet, Ritual, TruFan, General Assembly, BrainStation, Project K(IN)D, Tribal Scale, and eShipper. Listen to the fourth installment of “Yousuf’s Adventures in Zebra Hunting” to learn more about the ShopHERE program and the importance of bringing Toronto’s small businesses online. I challenge other CEOs to step up and to help! Now is the time for us to mobilize our talent and networks to make a difference. I urge you to pledge a number of builds for the ShopHERE program and play your part. Check-out ShopHERE: https://digitalmainstreet.ca/shophere/

May 13, 202041:29
From the Frontlines of COVID19 - My Little Sis Dr. Aisha Khatib

From the Frontlines of COVID19 - My Little Sis Dr. Aisha Khatib

Meet Dr. Aisha Khatib, a clinical director for a travel health clinic working on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic- who also happens to be my little sister.

Since the early days of the COVID-19 outbreak, she had been providing me with up-to-date information as she experienced it firsthand. However, on March 13th, our usual phone call was different. Aisha described the lack of resources and personal protective equipment for healthcare workers and her prediction of the global impact that COVID-19 would have. I was concerned for my sister and the other healthcare practitioners and professions who were risking their lives to save others -- I knew that I needed to help. I decided the best way to help my little sister was to utilize our incredible pipeline of the world’s best tech talent to help those on the frontlines. A couple days later, my sister shared a Medium article about two physicians who were developing an open-source not-for-profit app called AskCo19.com. I reached out to them, and two weeks later, with the help of the best coders, developers, marketers, and translators from around the world, AskCo19 launched.

Listen to the third installment of “Yousuf's Adventures in Zebra Hunting” to hear more about her  incredible work and to get a glimpse into working on the front-lines of the world’s current greatest challenge.

If you are a physician looking to share COVID-19 information or someone looking for answers to COVID-19 related questions, go to www.askco19.com

Join https://www.projectinkind.org to help us reach our vision of 1 Billion Acts of in-kind giving.

AskCo19.com is supported in part by Slack, Unbounce, Figma, Media Launch, Atomic Motion, Global Skills Hub, Weglot, Unito and Trello.

May 12, 202053:38
Askco19.com: Spreading Information Faster than the Virus

Askco19.com: Spreading Information Faster than the Virus

May 05, 202001:08:47
How it all started - with Zainab Muse
Apr 17, 202001:02:22
Why I started this Podcast - Trailer

Why I started this Podcast - Trailer

A quick introduction to what we are going to chat about and so all the Zebra lovers in the world don't start trolling me.  

Apr 08, 202001:34