If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!A few years back, I had an eye-opening experience around money. I had an interview to be hired by a small social-profit corporation to to […]
Simon and I are back by popular demand (I’ve always wanted to say that)! Rebecca Coleman and Simon Ogden are pleased to present their immensely popular workshop: Demystifying Social Media Welcome To The New Marketing Tuesday, April 27, 2010 9:30 […]
Quite often in my work, I get my clients on TV. We have a local cable channel here in Vancouver, Shaw, that has three separate shows, and I often get my clients on those. They’re great, because they reach a […]
I was watching the news this morning, and caught two interesting pieces. First, there was the story about this gal, Sarah Killen, whom Conan O’Brian chose at random to be the one person he follows. Overnight, this 19-year-old from Michigan […]
Once upon a time, a long time ago, in a past career, I was an employment counsellor. I would meet with people who were unemployed and looking for work, and help them to spruce up their resume, apply for jobs, […]
Money. It’s been a trending topic in my own personal blogosphere, lately. First there was John McLauglan talking about Firing some of his Customers. Then Nancy Kenny asked me for some advice about valuing her new service, and wrote about […]
I originally wrote this post last Sunday, February 28, in the morning. That afternoon, I watched Canada’s hockey team win the Gold medal at the Olympics in a nail-biting match against the Americans. Seconds after the game ended, I headed […]
Overall, I heard so many people yesterday saying “what does this mean??” There’s this $10 Million dollars, but where does it come from? Who gets it? And how does the budget compare to last years’? I just got this email […]
World Theatre Day is less than a month away. Plans are in full swing. Last year, Ian MacKenzie, a writer from Toronto, came up with the idea of a World Theatre Day meme. For those of you that are new […]
Well, it’s not great news. There’s this: “$10 million to arts and culture groups this year through a new 2010 Sports and Arts Legacy fund.” But what does it mean?? Bottom line: the government did not restore the funding they […]