Lessons Learned from Building an AI Global Leader in Canada
By sharing his first-hand perspectives into the growth of an AI business in Toronto, Neil will speak to us about Geotab and its journey to becoming #1 in global telemetry.
Webinar Highlights
Canada Is Lagging
Am I Going to Be Replaced?
The Winners
Neil Cawse
Founder CEO
at
Geotab
Neil Cawse founded Geotab in 2000 with a singular purpose: to create technology for organizations to unlock the fleet vehicle data needed to empower critical business decisions. A true engineer-at-heart, Neil brings to Geotab more than three decades of proven success as an entrepreneur, software developer, product visionary and business leader.
As CEO, Neil is responsible for setting the mission, values and strategy that have propelled Geotab into the position of global leader in telematics. Neil has shown a strong aptitude for identifying major technology and business shifts and taking advantage of those changes early on, which is demonstrated by Geotab’s strong growth and inclusion in The Financial Times - The Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies 2022.
In addition, his ‘do the right thing for the long term’ leadership style and forward-thinking, analytical management approach have also been instrumental to this success.
Prior to Geotab, Neil co-founded and was CEO of Vircom, a South Africa-based software solutions company, which was sold in 1999.
Neil has received many accolades for his business leadership including in 2015, the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award for Ontario.
Neil holds a BSc Eng (Electrical) from the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg.
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Nick is renowned for his instrumental role in accelerating digital transformations for hundreds of Fortune 500 companies as a board director and technology executive. He is the former Chief Evangelist of Google.
One of the world’s most experienced corporate directors and educators, David has served as a Director on 40 boards in Canada, America, Mexico, Australia and England. He has been chair of 11 companies, nine public and two private.