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Leading Canada’s TV and radio broadcasting industry
Pattison Media is one of Western Canada’s most well-known media companies – and Rod Schween is the leader. He oversees radio and television stations from anywhere from British Columbia to Manitoba, which includes over 600 professionals. On top of that, he is the Chair of the Canadian Association of Broadcasters. This gives him intimate knowledge and insight into the state of broadcasting in the country, as well as developing new technologies that can impact the industry around the world.
Managing a media company and not sitting in one place for too long
Andrew Lawton has to make up his job title sometimes, because he has worn so many hats. He manages a media company called True North, hosts his own show, writes books, and has started a journey in event management. Sitting in one place for too long is not his M.O. To him, he tries to find different things to do and not settle into a routine.
Venturing into freelance investigative journalism
Before venturing on his own, Sam Cooper started as a print journalist and went into other media such as video and television. Along the way, he found the power of storytelling and “how” a story is told is just as important as what the story is – especially with the rise of social media and online media.
Reporting meaningful stories from around the world
The author of “Claws of the Panda” has been reporting to Canadians since 1965. His career has taken him around the world, interviewing and telling stories that affect Canadians. He is widely respected as a thoughtful and insightful reporter.