HarperCollins Canada is offering members of The Montreal Business Book Club and readers of this Blog a “First Look” at

If you are thinking about joining The Montreal Business Book Club session for November – which is featuring guest speaker

Yesterday was a big day in Toronto. Unfortunately, I had to stay in Montreal and could not attend the Interactive

It felt very surreal. I attended last night’s ceremony for the Ernst And Young Entrepreneur Of The Year ceremony in

This is one of the stranger emails I have ever received. It is from Bacon’s Information, which is a database

If you had to give a forty-five minute presentation on your brand, could you do it? What would you say?

I’m embarrassed. Really embarrassed. I’ve had a copy of The Cluetrain Manifest by Rick Levine, Christopher Locke, Doc Searls and

This is just a friendly reminder that The Montreal Business Book Club is meeting this coming week – Wednesday, October

It has been quite a while since I’ve held an event… and it has been for many reasons (all good

The CMA – Canadian Marketing Association – just held their 2005 Digital Marketing Conference here in Toronto. Although I was

OK, maybe Bill Clinton did not invent the Internet. After all, it was Al Gore (we all know that). But,

Today was another life-changing event and it was all because of The Power Within. What a moving day of speakers

We’re in the home stretch (as they say). This coming Thursday is the 2005 Digital Marketing Conference that is being

With all the Blog buzz on the latest Seth Godin project, Squidoo, I thought I might shed a little more

Back in July I Blogged about an email encounter I had with branding expert, consultant and speaker Tom Asacker in

I have been reading a lot of very interesting articles in both books and magazines on the art of the

The Globe And Mail published an article today, On-line Marketing Concept Gives Consumers A Say, by Tessa Wegert that features

I just read a post on One Degree called: Recommended: My Favourite Agency Website Of All Time (For Now) by

It looks like Google co-founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, were serious about Google being a company “that does good

It could just be strange karma that tonight the Montreal Business Book Club will be discussing And Now A Few

I just finished reading the October 2005 issue of Strategy Magazine (why the website is still promoting the September 2005