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We can't wait for Washington: How U.S. politics is reshaping Canadian trade

October 12, 2026

Canada’s economic future isn’t just about what happens at home — it’s about how much we depend on the decisions made south of the border. Professor Walid Hejazi joins the latest episode of Rotman’s Executive Summary to explain why Canada’s reliance on the U.S. leaves businesses vulnerable, what the U.S. midterm elections could mean for our economy...and why we need to build resilience before it's too late. Show Notes:[00:00] Meet Walid Hejazi[1:52] Why Canada should be paying attention t...

Reputation at work: Who do your colleagues think you are?

September 08, 2026

Your reputation at work isn’t just about how you see yourself — it’s about the version of you that other people see. Professor Brian Connelly joins the latest episode of Rotman’s Executive Summary podcast to explain how reputations form, why they can shape career success...and whether you can actually change yours. Show Notes [00:00] Meet Brian Connelly [1:23] What is reputation - and how do we get one? [2:34] Sometimes, we overestimate or underestimate ourselves[3:30] Rep...

Rotman Executive Summary returns Sept. 8!

September 01, 2026

This fall, the Rotman Executive Summary returns for its fifth season, with a new set of questions about how people and organizations can navigate an increasingly complex world. From how your reputation can shape your career, to what Canada really needs in the face of trade disputes, to how AI is changing the way we share knowledge, you won’t want to miss these insights from Canada’s leading business school. Mark your calendar for Sept. 8 — and catch up on past seasons now.

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What is the email for Rotman Executive Summary?

The publicly listed email for Rotman Executive Summary: insightshub@rotman.utoronto.ca.

How many listeners does Rotman Executive Summary have?

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Who is an ideal guest for Rotman Executive Summary?

Rotman Executive Summary typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: University faculty (professors/associate professors) with research expertise relevant to organizational leadership, strategy, behavioral science, finance, or management/innovation; typically affiliated with Rotman School of Management and/or the University of Toronto. Common among recent guests: Published academic research in business/management fields; Faculty-level teaching and thought leadership on applied implications of research; Research outputs used to explain organizational/market phenomena. Recent guests include Sam Maglio, Lisa Kramer, and Hong Luo.

How hard is it to get booked on Rotman Executive Summary?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Rotman Executive Summary cover?

Recent episodes cover Business, Leadership, Organizational, Workplace, and Artificial Intelligence. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.