Interviews

Brian Smith

2024-10-30

Our technology simplifies freight execution by offering alternative methods, such as using regional carriers or shifting certain shipments from LTL to parcel. By providing these options, Banyan helps companies streamline their logistics and reduce costs, making their operations more efficient.

Alex Wylie

President & CEO

Volt Lithium

2024-10-29

Volt Lithium is a Canadian company focused on developing and commercializing sustainable lithium extraction technologies from oilfield brines for the energy transition and battery industries.

Tamara Vrooman

President & CEO

Vancouver Airport

2024-10-29

Our goal is to be net zero by 2030, and we are the first airport in North America to set such a goal, with a detailed plan to decarbonize our footprint. This includes window glazing, LED lighting, geo-exchange energy systems, and battery storage for peak and off-peak energy needs. We also created a digital twin, a full real-time digital replica of our airport, which allows us to use AI and data for efficient operations.

Jeffrey Lam

President of Commercial Aerospace

ST Engineering

2024-10-29

We want to provide MRO services at the lowest cost, highest quality, and in the shortest turnaround time; technology has helped us in achieving that. We are an early adopter of smart technologies such as automation and digitization in our MRO solutions, and we are continuously exploring how these and other new technologies such as generative AI can further enhance our work.

Andrew Collins

Co-CEO

Flexjet, Sentient Jet’s parent company

2024-10-29

Our carbon offset program goes beyond traditional measures. We work with a trusted partner, 4Air, to neutralize all emissions, not just CO2. At Sentient Jet we aim for a 300% offset to cover aerosols, water vapours, and other environmental impacts from flights. This commitment reflects our tagline, "a more thoughtful way to fly."

Mike Greenley

CEO

MDA Space

2024-10-29

Countries want space programs for science, industry, and economic benefits since space is a high-performing industrial sector with an economic multiplier of 2.5 times the investment. Venture capital investment in space has been doubling annually, fostering the creation of numerous new companies worldwide.

John Maris

President & CEO

Marinvent Group or Companies

2024-10-29

Ensuring safety is about a cultural commitment to doing the right thing by resisting commercial pressures and understanding all the contributing factors that could lead to a failure event. Within the Marinvent group of companies, we emphasize ethical practices and technical competence in our training and testing in real-world scenarios, considering factors like aircrew fatigue and stress.

Henry Hernandez

CEO

Inter-Con Security

2024-10-29

Domestically, the concern is the politically charged climate leading to potential incidents at airports. With the upcoming election, there's a significant fear of domestic disturbances, especially at major airports. These threats require us to focus on correct staffing and technology to minimize potential damage and react effectively to any incidents. Clients, especially those like the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, understand the increased demand for security during election years so are very focused on correct staffing and technology to ensure airport security.

Jeff Lake

CEO

Duncan Aviation

2024-10-29

Our business has shifted over the years from predominantly small Cessnas and Learjets to larger Falcon, Bombardier, and Gulfstream aircraft. This change reflects the growing need for larger aircraft as businesses have expanded globally. Customers now need aircraft capable of longer distances without stops, leading to increased demand for ultra-large aircraft. We've adapted by building larger hangars in Battle Creek, Lincoln, and Provo to accommodate this growth.

Todd Borgmann

CEO

Calumet Specialty Products Partners

2024-10-29

Many people ask us about the threat of competition, but frankly, we don’t think of others as competitors. More companies producing SAF is essential since there is such a huge gap to fill. We have taken a meaningful first step, but actually the biggest risk is there being insufficient capacity to accommodate for the demand growth within the industry. Without the supply, it doesn’t really matter what the demand is. It’s a continuously growing area that we need to keep up with as an industry, as opposed to more mature areas where the market growth is not enough to consume new supply.

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