7 stories about Proactive Investors from the Canadian Securities Exchange blog since 2014.
Ian Mclelland, CEO and Founder of Proactive Investors, joins James Black to discuss how he turned his investing blog into a global financial news business (2:01), what Proactive offers that goes beyond the range of traditional news media and how they maintain their broadcast standards (8:24), why it’s important to have a global footprint in…
“We really want to be the Google of cannabis data,” is how Chief Executive Officer Shawn Moniz sums up the mission of Cannvas MedTech (CSE:MTEC), a Toronto-based startup that specializes in educating the public about marijuana. Having watched from the sidelines as Canadian companies sprung up to offer marijuana and its associated hardware, such as…
Congratulations on taking your company public on the Canadian Securities Exchange. You have made a wise decision that will benefit you, your team and your company in many ways. With your new status, however, comes responsibility to an expanded base of shareholders and a duty to maximize the value of your company in a manner…
Recently profiled at Proactive Investors (click here to see the full article), we are excited to showcase Newnote Financial Corp. (CSE:NEU) – our latest company profiled on CSE TV.
Richard Carleton, CEO of CSE – Canadian Securities Exchange recently spoke with Proactive Investors and discussed the recent rebranding from CNSX to CSE, the advantages of listing on the exchange, and touched on the specific reasons why Ned Goodman and Tom Caldwell are active investors in the company.
Proactive Investors recently profiled one of CSE’s newest listings – Urbana Corporation – a closed-end investment company (CSE:URB and CSE:URB.A). The company’s Chairman, Thomas Caldwell is also the Chairman of CSE – Canadian Securities Exchange. In the article much is discussed around the reasons for co-listing URB shares on CSE. Other highlights from the article include:…
Proactive Investors (http://www.proactiveinvestors.com/) was kind enough to interview CSE CEO Richard Carleton regarding the company’s transition from CNSX to CSE – Canadian Securities Exchange. The article covers a wide array of topics including why the name was changed, the difference that this will make for customers, and some of the initiatives that are planned for…
