พอดคาสท์ Associations ชั้นนำ (2025)

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2025 Year in Review: Is Canada Prepared for the Threats & Challenges Ahead? 54:14

11d ago54:14

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From the re-election of U.S. President Donald Trump to the Defence Investment Strategy, Budget 2025, the CPSP downselection, Canada’s integration into ReArm Europe, and this summer’s NATO Summit announcement that Canada would meet the 2% GDP target for defence spending, General Tom Lawson, Wendy Gilmour, and Dr. Rob Huebert joined the season finale…

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Leading Together: Strengthening the Board-CSO Partnership 33:05

12d ago33:05

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In this episode of Associations NOW Presents, guest host Joanna Pineda speaks with governance experts Glenn Tecker, Mark Engle, DM FASAE, and Jon Hockman, CPF, FASAE about the essential partnership between the board and chief staff officers (CSOs). Together, they break down how these roles differ, why their relationship is inherently interdependent…

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What Trump's National Security Strategy Means for Canada 50:00

18d ago50:00

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The 2025 U.S. National Security Strategy arrives, in the words of today’s panel, as a strikingly coherent and assertive statement of American strategic intent—a document whose internal consistency carries deeply worrying implications for Canada, Europe, and global stability. It portrays a United States increasingly oriented toward a hemispheric, me…

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Montreal Climate Security Summit Series, Pt. 1: Civil-Military Cooperation 27:32

19d ago27:32

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The CDA Institute’s Climate Security Programme has launched a limited set of episodes of the Expert Series podcast highlighting key insights from the 4th Montreal Climate Security Summit (MCSS), co-hosted with NATO CCASCOE. In our first episode, Director of the Climate Security Programme Pauline Baudu is joined by Eva Cohen, Founder & President of …

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'If We don't Enhance Our Defence and Security, We Give up Our Sovereignty' 46:00

24d ago46:00

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On today's Expert Series, Paul Taillon and Howard Coombs joined us to discuss Canada's plan to expand its reserve forces, with goals to increase the primary reserve to 100,000 and the supplementary reserve to 300,000. They discussed the key challenges, including inefficient recruiting systems, limited training capacity, and the need for better inte…

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Is it Time to Update Canada's Indo-Pacific Strategy? 32:56

1M ago32:56

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In 2022, Canada unveiled its Indo-Pacific Strategy, committing $2.3 billion to boost its role in a region increasingly seen as the geopolitical and economic center of gravity. Has Canada actually become a relevant player in the Indo-Pacific, or are we still on the outside looking in? And given how quickly things are shifting, is it time to revisit …

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Powering Advocacy: Why PACs Matter for Associations 22:07

1M ago22:07

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In this episode of Associations NOW Presents, guest host Jarrod A. Clabaugh, CAE, president and CEO of the Ohio Society of Association Professionals, is joined by Mary Kate Cunningham, CAE, Chief Public and Governance Officer at ASAE; Dawn Mancuso, CEO of the Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry; and Mark Falzone, President of Scenic Am…

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Canada Strong? Unpacking the Significance of Budget 2025 27:33

1M ago27:33

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Canada's parliament has narrowly approved Prime Minister Mark Carney's first federal budget, allowing his minority Liberal government to avert an early election. The 2025 federal budget commits an additional $81.8 billion over five years to strengthen Canada’s defence capabilities, with a focus on modernizing military equipment, expanding digital i…

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PFA’s “Podcast on Property” – with Greg Preston and Benjamin Martin-Henry 46:07

1M ago46:07

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PFA’s “Podcast on Property” with Greg Preston and Benjamin Martin-Henry Greg Preston and Benjamin Martin-Henry talk the latest in Australian commercial property, cast an eye back at what has unfolded during 2025 and look ahead to 2026. How have some of their predictions from earlier this year played out across 2025? What is the latest data saying a…

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Canada Narrows Choice for New Submarines 53:34

3M ago53:34

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Canada has shortlisted two international shipbuilders, Germany's TKMS and South Korea's Hanwha Ocean, for its Canadian Patrol Submarine Project, which aims to replace the Royal Canadian Navy's aging Victoria-class submarines. The program plans to acquire up to 12 conventionally powered submarines with under-ice capability and extended endurance, wi…

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Beyond the Buzz: How AI Can Empower Every Association 27:46

3M ago27:46

27:46

In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, guest host Camille Sanders, CAE, director of chapter operations and programs at ISACA and host of LeadHERship Bytes, sits down with Carlos Cardenas, CAE, AAiP, senior strategic advisor at DelCor and co-founder of Association Latinos, for a forward-thinking discussion on the future of AI in associa…

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Carney Launches New Defence Investment Agency 42:00

3M ago42:00

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Yesterday, as part of ongoing measures to streamline defence procurement, Prime Minister Carney and the Liberal government launched a Defence Investment Agency (DIA), tasked with accelerating the purchase and delivery of essential military equipment. The DIA aims to ensure that the CAF receives what it needs with minimal delay, while also promoting…

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Is Bureaucracy Hindering Military Preparedness? Modernizing Canadian Artillery 43:42

3M ago43:42

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On this week's episode of The Expert Series, Anne Rifenstein sits down with Colonel (Ret'd) Stefan Boucher and Lieutenant General (Ret'd) Andrew Leslie to give a big picture analysis for the Canadian artillery's role over the next ten years for Canada. They point towards the reactionary approach to defence funding and how it addresses the Army, dis…

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The Next Chapter: What's Ahead for Future-Ready Associations 46:15

3M ago46:15

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In this episode of Associations NOW Presents, guest host Sharon Pare, director of partnerships at HighRoad Solutions and co-host of the Rethink Association Podcast, is joined by two dynamic leaders: Christina Lewellen, MBA, FASAE, CAE, CEO of the Association of Technology Leaders in Independent Schools, and Preet Bassi, CAE, CEO of the Center for P…

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NATO Article 4 Talks | Canada & Poland Strengthen Defence Relationship 31:45

3M ago31:45

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In early September, Poland reported a major escalation in Russian drone activity, with 19 drones penetrating Polish airspace. In response, Warsaw initiated consultations under Article 4 of the NATO treaty, a rare move that signalled concern the security of the entire Alliance. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney also made a high-profile visit to Wa…

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Will the Coast Guard's shift to DND & the Ice Pact Strengthen Canadian Security & Industry? 39:39

4M ago39:39

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In response to an increasingly complex and competitive Arctic security environment, Canada has taken major steps to strengthen its maritime capabilities. Over the past year, this has included joining the trilateral "Ice Pact" with the U.S. and Finland, beginning construction on two heavy polar icebreakers, and integrating the Canadian Coast Guard i…

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What challenges and opportunities will the River-Class Destroyer pose for Canada's naval strategy? 34:27

4M ago34:27

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The River-class destroyer is needed to address the aging and retiring fleet of Iroquois and Halifax-class warships, whose capabilities no longer meet current and future operational demands. These new ships will ensure Canada maintains a credible naval presence to support national defence, international alliances, and emerging security challenges, p…

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Scaling with Purpose: Inclusion, Innovation, and Impact 27:40

4M ago27:40

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Season 2 kicks off live from the ASAE Annual Meeting & Exposition in Los Angeles! Guest hosts Ben Muscolino, Gretchen Steenstra, and Jake Toohey of The Association Podcast sit down with Bobbie Racette, founder and president of Virtual Gurus. Bobbie shares her inspiring journey as an Indigenous queer woman in tech, from launching Virtual Gurus in 20…

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What Has Canada Learned from Op UNIFIER? 1:03:54

5M ago1:03:54

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Through Operation UNIFIER, Canada’s ongoing support for Ukraine demonstrates the critical role of middle powers in combatting contemporary security challenges. Since 2015, Op UNIFIER has provided training and advisory support to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Helping to strengthen their capacity, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) has served as a bridge …

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Can Canada Realistically Diversify Its Defence Partnerships Beyond the U.S.? 45:12

5M ago45:12

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The rapidly shifting international environment has sparked renewed interest in CANZUK cooperation as a potential axis for middle powers seeking to safeguard their autonomy and security. While Canada, Australia, the UK, and New Zealand have a long history of informal defence collaboration through arrangements like the Five Eyes intelligence alliance…

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Can Canada Afford to Stay Silent on Ballistic Missile Defence? 29:39

5M ago29:39

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As Arctic tensions rise, missile technologies advance, and U.S. foreign policy veers toward unilateralism, NORAD faces mounting pressure to evolve. But can it? And will Canada rise to meet the challenge alongside the United States, or risk being left behind? Furthermore, will Canada step into the BMD conversation? In this week’s installment of the …

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The Future Is Watching: Engaging the Next Generation of Members 54:25

5M ago54:25

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In this episode of Associations NOW Presents, guest host Lori Zoss Kraska, founder and CEO of Growth Owl, sits down with Brian Miller, vice president of strategic partnership at Multiview, Kimberly Tuttle, executive director of the American Institute of Architecture Students, and Gilberto Lozada Baez, AIAS board vice president, to explore new resea…

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Can Russia be Contained in a Multi-Polar World? 47:15

5M ago47:15

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The war in Ukraine is not just a regional conflict, it is a pivotal struggle over the future of liberal democracy, Western unity, and the global balance of power. With Russia pursuing expansionist aims, the West divided, and President Donald Trump reshaping U.S. foreign policy, the outcome of this war could determine whether democratic values or au…

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How the RCN is Preparing for 21st Century Threats: A Conversation with VAdm Angus Topshee 28:52

6M ago28:52

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With the Royal Canadian Navy facing urgent demands to grow its workforce, maintain aging ships, and prepare for increasingly complex security challenges in the Arctic and Indo-Pacific, can it balance immediate operational needs with long-term modernization? Today, Vice Admiral Angus Topshee, commander of the royal Canadian navy, joins us for a disc…

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True North Strong? A Citizen's Guide to National Defence 58:49

6M ago58:49

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Charles Davies Joined the Expert Series to discuss the need for Canada to rethink its approach to national defence in response to a rapidly changing global security environment. Davies analyzes the impact of the changing global security environment on Canada’s defence posture and strategy, why its essential for Canada to shed its identity as a “sma…

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Will Canada Hit NATO's 5% Defence Spending Target? 31:19

6M ago31:19

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This week, Canada sat with its allies at the Hague and agreed to triple its defence funding over the next 10 years. Former Defence Minister Peter MacKay joined us to discuss the outcomes of the 76th NATO Summit in The Hague, which saw commitment from all 32 NATO members to increase defence spending, the geopolitical drivers behind this shift, conce…

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Securing Identity: What Associations Need to Know About Verifiable Credentials 42:10

6M ago42:10

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In this episode of Associations NOW Presents, guest host David Coriale, president of DelCor and host of the Reboot IT podcast, talks with Elena Dumitrascu, CTO of Credivera, and Tim McCreight, CEO of TaleCraft Security. Together, they explore how secure, verifiable credentials can reduce identity fraud, validate professional qualifications, and str…

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Weatherization Works: NYSWDA's Role in Safer, Warmer Homes 31:04

7M ago31:04

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S3E2 – Weatherization Works: NYSWDA's Role in Safer, Warmer Homes ----more---- In our second episode of Season 3, we're joined by Andy Stone, Executive Director of the New York State Weatherization Directors Association (NYSWDA), to explore the often-overlooked world of weatherization and its powerful impact on families, communities, and the enviro…

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2% is Just the Start: How will Canada Deliver on Carney's Defence Pledge? 41:08

7M ago41:08

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On Monday, June 9th, 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada will accelerate its defence spending to reach 2% of GDP by the end of the 2025–2026 fiscal year, moving the target forward by several years. With Canada accelerating defence spending to 2% of GDP by 2025-26, how can the government and the CAF prepare for the far greater challeng…

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Unpacking Carney's Defence Announcement 28:43

7M ago28:43

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On Monday, June 9th, 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada will accelerate its defence spending to reach 2% of GDP by the end of the 2025–2026 fiscal year, moving the target forward by several years. CDAI Board Member and former NSIA to the Prime Minister, Vincent Rigby, joined the Expert Series to analyze the announcement, discussing t…

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How Ukraine pulled off 'Operation Spiderweb' 47:57

7M ago47:57

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Could a swarm of cheap drones launched from hidden trucks inside Russian territory mark a turning point in the Ukraine war? Nearly a week ago, Ukraine carried out a covert drone operation inside Russia, striking five military air bases and damaging or destroying a significant number of strategic bombers. The attack, codenamed “Spider’s Web,” involv…

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Is Europe Planning for Yesterday's War? Lessons from NATO's Frontline 33:53

7M ago33:53

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As Russia’s war in Ukraine grinds on and tensions rise along NATO’s eastern flank, Lithuania is sounding the alarm, not just for itself, but for the entire transatlantic alliance If countries like Lithuania or Latvia are tested and Canada—or other members of the Alliance—hesitate, it could damage the credibility of NATO's collective defence. This w…

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Ghost Fleets: What does Maritime Autonomous Systems Integration offer the RCN? 50:22

7M ago50:22

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As maritime security environments grow increasingly complex, particularly in remote and contested regions like the Arctic, the RCN is considering adoption of maritime autonomous systems (MAS) to enhance surveillance, extend operational reach, and reduce risk to personnel. VAdm (Retd) Bob Davidson CMM, MSC CD, Cdr. Ryan Bell, and Kate E. Todd discus…

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"Nice but not there": Canada's Reputational Challenges in the Indo-Pacific 55:01

7M ago55:01

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With tensions rising in the Indo-Pacific and the global economy vulnerable to disruption, Canada faces growing pressure to define its role in a region that is central to future global security and prosperity. As great power competition intensifies, and China ramps up military activity and rhetoric around a potential invasion of Taiwan, Canada must …

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Trump’s Golden Dome | Ukraine Strikes Deep into Russia | Gaza War Ground Offensive Expansion 27:36

7M ago27:36

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In this week's installment of The Geopolitical Update podcast, we discuss intensifying tit-for-tat drone warfare between Ukraine and Russia amidst a substantial prisoner swap and Donald Trump’s call with President Vladimir Putin, President Trump’s unveiling of the United States’ planned Golden Dome initiative—a $175 billion space-based missile defe…

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Wellbeing at Work: Building a Culture of Care in Associations 37:05

7M ago37:05

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In this episode of Associations NOW Presents, guest host Aaron Wolowiec, FASAE, CAE, CMP Fellow, founder and president of Event Garde and host of the Voices & Views podcast, chats with Tara Davis, senior director, internal communications and staff wellbeing at the American Psychological Association, about the growing importance of wellness in high-…

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The Golden Dome 27:36

7M ago27:36

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Dr. Rob Huebert joins today's Expert Series podcast to discuss the implications of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s announcement that Canada is exploring participation in the United States' “Golden Dome” defence initiative, unveiled by Donald Trump earlier this week. The Golden Dome, designed to intercept hypersonic, ballistic, and space-based threats,…

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The Future of the Five Eyes (FVEY) and Canada's Role in it 38:07

7M ago38:07

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What do recent changes in the United States’s strategic posture mean for the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing alliance? Over the past several months, allies within the Five Eyes have flagged an alarming level of polarization within the U.S. intelligence community. While the alliance has faced challenges before, new difficulties regarding intelligence…

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Sir Lawrence Freedman | Lessons from Ukraine for the Future of Warfare 29:20

7M ago29:20

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How did the 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine reawaken strategic thinking in the West? Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine poses challenges for the future of international security. Joining us today is Sir Lawrence Freedman, Emeritus Professor of War Studies at King’s College London, to discuss the ways in which the global system is incr…

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Canada Ignores the South China Sea At Its Peril 51:29

8M ago51:29

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How should Canada increase its engagement in the Indo-Pacific region? The South China Sea has become a global flashpoint for economic and military tensions. Despite Canada itself being a Pacific nation, our regional engagement and relations with regional partners remain limited. Jonathan Berkshire Miller and Stephen Nagy joined the Expert Series to…

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What Does Securing the Arctic Look Like? 47:12

8M ago47:12

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Faced with heated threats in the Arctic and American uncertainty in bilateral cooperation, Arctic sovereignty and security has emerged at the forefront of security concerns in the recent Canadian federal election. We met with Dr. Andrea Charron and Dr. Whitney Lackenbauer to discuss Canada’s answer to the Arctic question. With the 51st narrative st…

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Head Start: Building Foundations for the Future 41:42

8M ago41:42

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In our first episode of Season 3, we sit down with Tia Nunziato, Early Childhood Program/Human Resources Officer at the Commission on Economic Opportunity (CEO), and Marianne Suchocki, Associate Deputy Director at Fulmont Community Action Agency. During this conversation, Heidi, Tia, and Marianne explore the transformative impact of Head Start in N…

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What’s Stopping Canadians from Joining the Military? 29:44

8M ago29:44

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What is driving Canada's ongoing military recruitment and retention crisis, and how can the CAF address the challenges that are preventing it from meeting its personnel needs in an increasingly unstable global security environment? In this Expert Series episode, Charlotte Duval-Lantoine outlines the underlying causes of the CAF’s personnel crisis: …

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Is Canada Ready to Compete for Influence in Africa? 1:06:17

8M ago1:06:17

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In today’s episode of the Expert Series, moderator Benjamin Ofosu-Atuahene talks with Dr. David Black, Dr. Marie-Joelle Zahar, Dr. Yolande Bouka, and Dr. Andrew Grant about the highs and lows of Canada’s Africa Strategy. Amidst talk of Canada diversifying its alliances, Canada’s Africa Strategy sets the scene for potential expansion of Canada’s rel…

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How Can Canada-Lithuania Defence Cooperation Strengthen NATO's North? 46:53

8M ago46:53

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In today’s episode of the Expert Series, we meet with Egidijus Meilūnas, Ambassador of Lithuania to Canada. Through conversations regarding Lithuania’s current defence buildup, Ambassador Egidijus Meilunas highlights the ways in which Canada-Lithuania defence cooperation can transform the alliance’s north. As Lithuania plans to increase its GDP spe…

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Bridging the Gaps: Career Development in Associations 23:33

8M ago23:33

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In this episode of Associations NOW Presents, guest host Christine Shaw of The Association Adviser Podcast sits down with Mike Moss, CAE, president of the Society for College and University Planning, for an insightful conversation on the shifting dynamics of career development in the association space. They explore the growing demand for purpose-dr…

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2025 Election: Comparing Conservative and Liberal Defence Platforms 26:18

8M ago26:18

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What are Canada’s major political parties promising when it comes to defence, sovereignty, and foreign policy—and where do key questions and challenges remain? In today’s Expert Series episode, Vincent Rigby compares the two major party platforms on defence and security issues. Together, we highlight three crucial areas from both aspects of the Lib…

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Canada Isn’t Ready—But Must Be, Fast 49:21

8M ago49:21

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Will NATO and its allies—including Canada—be able to mobilize quickly enough to address the evolving threat of Russia and China’s alliance? In order to prevent further escalation, political will must support our military capacity. In today’s Expert Series episode, we hear from Julia Soldatiuk-Westerveld, Justin Massie, Olena Snigyr, and Colonel (Re…

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Frontline Latvia: Building Resilience and Readiness on NATO’s Russian Border 45:49

9M ago45:49

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In today’s Expert Series episode, Toms Rostoks, Director of the Centre for Security and Strategic Research at the National Defence Academy of Latvia, discusses Latvia’s evolving approach to national defence in the face of Russian aggression. The 2014 Russian invasion of Crimea was a turning point for Latvia’s national defence strategy. With the und…

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Unpacking the Liberals’ Latest Defence Announcement 45:48

9M ago45:48

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In this Expert Series episode, we unpack the Liberal Party’s April 14 defence pledge, announced by Mark Carney, which outlines significant reinvestment in Canada’s military and defence industry. Key proposals include a centralized procurement agency, a new research bureau focused on emerging technologies, and efforts to boost domestic defence produ…

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