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Jim Watson | Mayor of Ottawa

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This week's guest is the Mayor of Ottawa, Jim Watson. Currently serving his third consecutive term as Mayor, Jim Watson has been leading Ottawa for over a decade. ⁣ He has an impressive resume having served as Ottawa City Councillor, Member of Provincial Parliament, CEO of the Canadian Tourism Commission, Minister of Consumer and Business Services, Minister of Health Promotion and much more!⁣ In the episode, we discuss how he is able to manage being such an active and public mayor and attending thousands of events in a year, why he believes Ottawa is the best City in Canada, the present and future outlook of Ottawa’s Infrastructure, and also what he likes to do to unwind!⁣ I invite you to join me on this journey of levelling-up by heading over to my website ItsNotThatDeepPodcast.com and signing up for Deepak’s Deep Dive newsletter, where I’ll be sharing with you some of the lessons I’ve learned from guests and throughout my journey to success. I’ll be including links to blog posts, podcast episodes and exclusive content so make sure to sign up.⁣ This podcast is produced by Deep Digital Media. Our mission is built on the 4C’s. Connecting  communities through creative content. Drop us a line today at [email protected] for help building, managing, and promoting your own podcast, video series, online course, and so much more. ⁣ @ItsNotThatDeepPodcast @JimWatsonOttawa⁣ @CityOfOttawa ⁣

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