Rotman School of Management
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Oct 29, 2026
Nam KiwanukaHOST
She also shares some childhood secrets that were uncovered after she spent two years in intense in what some could consider as unconventional therapy.
Nam KiwanukaHOST
We spoke to her in a conversation recorded in front of a live audience at the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management.
Nam KiwanukaHOST
Please listen with care.
Nam KiwanukaHOST
Clara Hughes joins me now.
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Nam KiwanukaHOST
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Nam KiwanukaHOST
Our thanks to Mark Ford, the TVO Studio crew, and to everyone at University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management.
Nam KiwanukaHOST
Laurie Few is the Executive Producer of Digital.
Brett HendrieHOST
His latest book is an examination of what liberal democracy has given us, where it has fallen short, and his argument for rebuilding a society centered on shared prosperity, meaningful work, and self-government.
Brett HendrieHOST
Duran, welcome back to Toronto, and we're thrilled to have you here at the Rotman School.
Brett HendrieHOST
Thank you,
Daron AcemogluGUEST
Brad.
Graham RichmondHOST
And then on Thursday, we've got the Great Lakes region for our regional MBA series.
Graham RichmondHOST
And so we're connecting with Booth and Kellogg and Carnegie Mellon Tepper and Michigan Ross and Toronto Rotman.
Graham RichmondHOST
So we're those are all events just this week and you know looking at the calendar into november we've got individual webinars that we're going to be running with wharton lauder with vanderbilt all about how to get consulting jobs and then with also hbs we're going to have a an event called inside hbs admissions where we've got a senior adcom from hbs along with a couple of hbs grads talking about their experience so yeah lots of really fun events coming up and yeah i just the calendar is full man Yeah, very good.
Graham RichmondHOST
Another thing about that, by the way, and I feel like, did you have something to do with this? So we did these Real Humans events where we connected with alums from all these different schools.
Bill BurnettGUEST
So that's Tim Brown from Ideal.
Bill BurnettGUEST
Another, if you like a more business-focused approach, Roger Martin, who is the Dean of the Rotman School of Management at Toronto University, sort of, you know, who's widely quoted as saying it shouldn't be an MBA, a Master's of Business Administration, because we don't teach people to administer things.
Bill BurnettGUEST
It should be an MBC, a Master of Business Creation, because that's what I want my students to know how to do.
Bill BurnettGUEST
And he wrote a book called The Design of Business, and he talks about design thinking, but uses sort of a different model, a different terminology.
Steve PaikinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He was just not there three years ago.
Steve PaikinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
One thing that I noticed the other night when I chaired the debate the other night at Rotman School of Management at U of T, he has improved a lot.
Steve PaikinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
His game is much better.
Steve PaikinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He is able to handle himself on a debate stage much more effectively.
Chris BaileyHOST
Um, and this is f- th- this was put out by, uh, Ajay Agrawal, Avi Goldfarb, and Joshua Gans, all at the-- oh, three Canadians.
Chris BaileyHOST
Um, much like, uh, the, the or- originators of AI, also Canadian, um, all at the University of Toronto Rotman School of Management.
Chris BaileyHOST
And they essentially break down, and this is where it gets tactical, I think, where what are-- So, uh, the question is what are the steps of a task where when you're working with AI, what are the steps that benefit from judgment, human judgment, versus human or machine, just logic that a machine can do instead? And so they break it down into four main steps.
Chris BaileyHOST
Um, the first is what they call o- opportunity ju-- And I, I'm massaging their nomenclature a little bit, I will say, to bring it closer down to, uh, [chuckles] to earth, I think, in a lot of cases.
Chris BaileyHOST
But it's called, and this will fill the apple.
Chris BaileyHOST
uh fans in the in the steve jobs fans in the crowd will enjoy this one it's called the economics of bicycles for the mind because the idea that steve jobs had was the computer is sort of a bicycle for the mind you get more out of your legs instead of walking and ai is you know most definitely accelerating that it's like switching to an e-bike almost in a lot of ways And this was put out by AJ Agrawal, Avi Goldfarm, and Joshua Gans, all three Canadians, much like the originators of AI, also Canadian, all at the University of Toronto Rotman School of Management.
Chris BaileyHOST
And they essentially break down.
Chris BaileyHOST
And this is where it gets tactical, I think.
Steve PaikinGUEST
He was just not there three years ago.
Steve PaikinGUEST
One thing that I noticed the other night when I chaired the debate the other night at Rotman School of Management at U of T, he has improved a lot.
Steve PaikinGUEST
His game is much better.
Steve PaikinGUEST
He is able to handle himself on a debate stage much more effectively.
Steve PaikinGUEST
He was just not there three years ago.
Steve PaikinGUEST
One thing that I noticed the other night when I chaired the debate the other night at, uh, Rotman School of Management at U of T, he has improved a lot.
Steve PaikinGUEST
His game is much better.
Steve PaikinGUEST
He is able to handle himself on a debate stage much more effectively.
Automated VoicesNARRATOR
Stein is one of the party's more intriguing recruits.
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He has worked in broadcasting, technology, and nonprofit leadership with a resume that includes senior roles at technology companies, an MBA from the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management, and civic work with the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center.
Automated VoicesNARRATOR
He represents the more establishment side of the Conservative coalition, and there is a case for seeing him as a potential star in a pragmatic mold.
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His experience across business and civic institutions suggests someone comfortable building relationships and organizing people around a common objective.
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