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Please read my new TELUS Talks Business Blog post, A Tale of Two Leaders, and leave your comments, as your feedback is very important to me.Are Women better leaders than men?…
Do you get nervous clicking on unknown links, I know I do. I am not a complete novice any more where security on the web is concerned. I realise that even known connections can…
I was fortunate to be interviewed by Diane Buckner of the CBC, host of Dragons' Den, last week regarding the future of RIM and business executives loyalty to the Blackberry. In…
Is your marketing confusing and when you reach out globally and strive to stay competitive does anyone recognize your brand? Do your potential customers know what you are selling?…
I read today that drinking a glass of orange juice at least once a day is good for your health. I always thought that this was the case, but now scientists are saying that our…
I was taught by my parents from a very young age to share. Whether it was my toys, my sweets/candy or my time. Obviously as a young child it is not always easy to share, for…
http://www.themuseum.ca/blogs/scanning-the-globe-museums-across-the-pond-2012-07-19.cfmvia THEMUSEUM :Today's post is from Melissa Stephens, one of our Partnerships and Special…
Exploring the Future, Now.On September 17th, the Small Business Community Network (SBCN) will be hosting the @MarketPlace Conference at THEMUSEUM in downtown Kitchener.This year's…
"If you would converse with me, please define your terms" Voltaire.The above quote is a great example of someone who liked to network, but wanted to get straight to the point. In…
Via BBC News Online: "Fraudsters traded 12 million pieces of personal information online between January and April this year, according to research"This is a helpful article and…
Another great blog post via Etan Vlessing, TELUS Talks Businesshttp://community.telustalksbusiness.com/blogs/talk_business/2012/07/13/which-facebook-page-structure-will-best-…
5 Signs your small business is in trouble by By Dianne Buckner, Small Businesshttp://www.cbc.ca/news/business/story/2011/12/01/f-vp-buckner-five-signs.html