This episode of Make Sense of This features Andrew Labbad, Managing Partner at Wealhouse Capital Management and Portfolio Manager of the Amplus Credit Income Fund.

Together, we dig into how he thinks about credit, why risk management sits at the center of his process, and where he sees real opportunity in markets today. Drawing on his years inside large institutions and his work leading the Amplus strategy, he shares a clear, practical view of how disciplined decisions in credit can support resilience and income for investors.

In this episode, we examine empowerment as a measurable and contextual process within educational and organizational settings with Dr. Kristin Williams, Founder, Managing Director, and Principal Researcher at the Prudentia Institute. Drawing on her research, Dr. Williams analyzes structural barriers, everyday forms of exclusion, and the conditions that enable participation and advancement.

The conversation explores empowerment through confidence, agency, and access, and considers how mentorship, institutional design, and evidence informed policy can expand these capacities. Together, we uncover what truly supports women and girls and how those insights can be put into practice.

Canadian investors have long faced a system built for institutions, not individuals - marked by legacy structures, limited access, and misaligned products. In this episode of Make Sense of This, we explore what it takes to change that.

Joining the conversation is Som Seif, Founder and CEO of Purpose Investments, who shares insights from his experience challenging convention and reshaping how Canadians think about wealth and alignment.

Together, we look at how innovation grounded in clarity and empathy can redefine what investing means for the next generation of investors.