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Before joining Investeco, Andrew Heintzman was a co-founder and publisher of Shift Magazine, an award-winning consumer magazine about technology. He was also a founder of d~Code, a youth-marketing firm. He holds a BA and an MA in English literature from McGill University, and his writing has been published in such periodicals as The Toronto Star, The National Post, The Globe and Mail, enRoute, Alternatives, Essays on Canadian Writing and the Literary Review of Canada. A highly-regarded public speaker, he is a brother of Bullfrog Power's Tom Heintzman, and lives in Toronto. In his recent book, The New Entrepreneurs, Heintzman profiles entrepreneurs who are developing green technology in sectors such as forestry, water, agriculture and energy. He views capitalism as a powerful instrument for social and economic change, and is deeply concerned that Canada's lack of a coherent national strategy on the most important economic questions of our timewill reduce our future competitiveness, productivity and prosperity. He advocates taking action now to move away from the extractive industries towards an economy based on knowledge and ideas.
The New Entrepreneurs: Building a Green Economy for the Future (2010)
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