Halifax Partnership puts the spotlight on Lydia Bugden
Chief executive officer and managing partner Lydia Bugden was interviewed as part of Halifax Partnership’s Investor Spotlight profile, where she describes some of the ways Stewart McKelvey is contributing to the growth of Atlantic Canada. With startups and innovation among the opportunities available in Halifax, Lydia notes that the Firm’s relationship with the university sector, including the three Atlantic Canadian law schools, has helped to highlight and advance talent in the region. “We believe we have helped create opportunities for young people to pursue higher education and remain in the region,” said Lydia.
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