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The serene sound of the river flowing, birds chirping, and the views of majestic snow-capped mountains.
This is what a part of your experience will be like when you stay at the world’s first natural timber frame red and yellow cedar wood castle on earth – Little Wolf. Founded by Philip von der Burg, the luxury resort is like a dream come true for all guests. The place is a giant log structure—among the world’s finest and most exceptional wooden buildings, making it the perfect getaway for curious travelers.
Little Wolf Resort combines luxurious elegance and pure natural beauty in the heart of British Columbia’s Rainforest. The overall beauty of the resort is enhanced by the surrounding river system, Sacred Headwaters, one of the world’s most renowned ones, comprising the Stikine, Nass, and Skeena Rivers.
In today’s hyperconnected world, the Internet of Things (IoT) is not just a convenience—it’s an essential infrastructure. From manufacturing plants and smart cities to healthcare devices and supply chain sensors, billions of embedded devices are collecting, processing, and transmitting data every second. Yet, beneath this digital revolution lies a ticking time bomb: security. As device deployments grow, so do vulnerabilities. Security breaches are no longer a hypothetical threat—they are a present and persistent reality.
While many companies scramble to patch vulnerabilities reactively, one company is taking a radically different approach. RIoT Secure, based in Stockholm, Sweden, is changing how the world thinks about embedded security. Founded by Aaron Ardiri and Bjorn de Jounge, veteran technologists with over two decades of experience in mobile, embedded systems, and cybersecurity, the company is building a future where IoT devices are secure by design—not by afterthought.
Businesses in the sci-comm industry are often short of internal staff and specific expertise, such as campaign rollouts, professional branding, and medical animations, which makes external agencies necessary. In such scenarios, companies and institutions must have strong relationships with external creative agencies that are ready to jump in at all times. Given the high stakes of these projects, involving professionals is crucial to attaining the desired outcomes.Â
Today, everyone is willing to invest in perfecting their key messaging to enhance audience comprehension. Thus, sci-comm has become a must-have to stand out in the market. The ever-increasing importance of science communicators—whether they practice in education, marketing, visual design, copywriting, or consulting—implies the need to work harder and better represent the broader science and technology industry.Â
For decades, the social and economic disadvantage experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in Australia has been one of the nation’s most complex and urgent challenges. These disparities extend far beyond employment and education—deep into historical trauma, marginalisation, and systemic exclusion. But at the heart of this national conversation stands one organisation rewriting the story of what’s possible.
Ganbina, established in Shepparton in 1997, is Australia’s most successful Indigenous school-to-work transition program. Their flagship initiative, Jobs4U2, has become a blueprint for long-term community empowerment—not just through education or training, but through deeply integrated, generational change. At the helm is Anthony Cavanagh, a Taungurung man and seasoned leader whose own lived experience adds layers of insight to the charity’s mission.
The corporate world is heavily standardized. Processes, data-driven decision-making, deadlines, deliverables, and metrics to measure success are the norm. But how often do we come across an approach led by art, soul, and action? Almost never. Liderarte, a Madrid-based company, is breathing life in corporations and corporate professionals by doing just that.
Founded in 2012 by visionary leader Ignacio Bonasa, Liderarte has become a beacon of human-centered development, erasing and rewriting the rules of cultivating talent, building leadership, and using emotional intelligence as a decision-making compass. Although headquartered in Madrid, Spain, Liderarte is expanding its global influence and helping corporates explore new depths of leadership through human connection.
