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Great to dive into Build Canada with Daniel Debow!
Build Canada is a platform of bold ideas for growth, innovation, and prosperity.
Every policy is proposed by successful Canadian entrepreneurs with deep knowledge from building in the relevant areas. They are supported by policy experts with experience in government. Their singular focus is a Canada where people build again.
Takeaways
- What is Build Canada? Why did it start? Why now?
- How did the team actually get Build Canada out of the group chat?
- Fostering economic growth in Canada.
- Why memos? Why that format?
- The team of volunteers driving Build Canada.
- Diversity in voices is crucial for comprehensive policy discussions.
- Criticism of the initiative.
- Creating positivity and actionable change.
- Encouraging builders to speak up.
- Courage is essential for public discourse and change.
- Direct communication versus traditional media.
- Diving into the product and systems behind Build Canada.
- Why a bipartisan approach?
- Building a community around shared values.
- A love for one's country can inspire action and change.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Build Canada
02:51 The Format and Purpose of Policy Memos
06:08 Diversity of Voices in Policy Memos
08:48 Team Dynamics and Volunteer Commitment
12:06 Addressing Criticism and Misconceptions
14:59 Creating Positivity and Actionable Change
18:02 Encouraging Builders to Speak Up
21:07 Courage to Speak Up
22:37 The Power of Direct Communication
23:41 Building Canada: A Digital Revolution
25:14 Bipartisan Approach to Policy
29:19 Engaging with Government and Public Policy
35:21 Personal Motivations Behind Build Canada
38:33 Looking Ahead: Future Projects and Passions
Keywords
Build Canada, public policy, entrepreneurship, policy memos, Canadian growth, volunteer organization, builders, economic change, policy ideas, community engagement, Canada, public policy, entrepreneurship, Build Canada, digital communication, government engagement, bipartisan, courage, personal motivation, community