Serial entrepreneur Alex Armitage explains how difficulty finding corporate employment in Vancouver after working in London and Amsterdam pushed him to start his own businesses.
“I had all this international experience at some huge, well-respected companies, leaders in their fields. And I was basically told that I needed local experience, which I didn't even know that was necessary unless maybe you were like working in a restaurant or something. Or selling to restaurants or that kind of thing. I was on hireable.”
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