When Stephen Bolton retired as CEO and head coach of Libro Credit Union a short while ago, he left behind a legacy and a financial institution that cut across the grain of the rampant corporatism characterizing the post-pandemic era. As corporate profits mushroom while average Canadians can’t afford homes, rent, or even groceries, the leadership shown by Bolton reminds us of what could be possible if industries put communities first. Read More
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