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Cambridge Strategies Inc.

Suite 208, Empire Bldg
10080 Jasper Ave
Edmonton, AB T5J 1V9 Canada

Phone: (780) 420-0505
Fax: (780) 420-1256

Email:

Ken Chapman, Principal
ken@cambridgestrategies.com

Satya Das, Principal
satya@cambridgestrategies.com

Bryna Trollope, Associate
bryna@cambridgestrategies.com

Cambridge Strategies Inc. (CSI)

is an Alberta-based consultancy.

Ken Chapman and Satya Das of Cambridge Strategies Inc.

Satya on Voice America internet radio

Satya spoke with Voice America host Dr. Mike Kell to discuss Alberta's leadership and green oil. Please listen here.

National Post story on Politics and Social Media

Ken has been actively commenting on the connection between politics and social media. Here is a good analysis of the challenges, from the National Post on June 27, 2009.

Opportunity India

Satya Das says Manmohan Singh’s second term as India’s prime minister offers unprecedented opportunity for Alberta’s engagement with the world’s largest democracy. India’s economic agenda aligns well with Alberta’s resources and expertise. In this briefing paper, Satya has set out why we should act on Alberta’s Indian Advantage. Click here to read it.

2009 Federal Budget and Economic Outlook

Take some time to read our analysis of the 2009 Federal Budget, our 2009 Economic Outlook, and Satya Das' 2009 Alberta Budget.

Ken presents to the Alberta School Board Association

Ken wrote a document entitled, "A Contented Oyster Never Made A Pearl" regarding school boards and governance, and presented it to the Alberta School Board Association in Red Deer, Alberta on June 2, 2009. He states that governance matters because the pace, scope and nature of societal change is going to make school boards much more important and vital to the future of Alberta. Click here to read the full document.

EPSB Community Research Project

Cambridge Strategies Inc. finished a community based research project for the Edmonton Public School Board as part of their work on improving their processes school closure and system sustainability. Click here to access it.

Water Use and the Oil Sands: A Conversation with Preston McEachern - Part ONE


Vist our youtube channel to view part two of this topic.

Read CSI Principal Ken Chapman's
daily blog entries.

Tune into our Youtube channel for local, national and international interviews with Ken and Satya.

Ken Chapman Twitters here too.
Follow him @kenchapman46