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Nobis Scored Partnerships By Building Relationships (Interview)

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To celebrate the NHL All-Star Weekend in Toronto, luxury outerwear brand Nobis hosted a private concert by The Reklaws and a special lounge for NHL players. I was lucky to interview Nobis co-founder Robin Yates and chat about hockey, brand partnerships and sustainable fashion.

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Don’t Let Kraft Dinner Make You Cancel Plans

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KD® Mac N’ Cheese Unveils First Rebrand in Nearly Ten Years, Marking the Next Era for Kraft Dinner (CNW Group/The Kraft Heinz Company)

KD (Kraft Dinner) recently unveiled a rebrand in Canada and launched a campaign called Cancel Coverage. It celebrates the joy of missing out by offering to compensate customers who cancel restaurant reservations and cook mac and cheese.

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How Emily In Paris Inspired My Presentations

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Emily in Paris. Lily Collins as Emily in episode 309 of Emily in Paris. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2022

Emily In Paris has been a highlight of the holiday break for the last 3 years. It’s a glamorous show about working in fashion PR from the creator of Sex and the City. Who doesn’t want to escape to Paris every December?

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Adam Rodricks On Personal Branding

Adam Rodricks

Adam Rodricks is a digital marketer, professor and now author! His new book Trigger Fingers: Personal Branding Through Storytelling instantly became a bestseller through pre-orders. He started his career as a community manager for Staples Canada and we met at a Staples store when he taught a workshop about Instagram. Thankfully I take a selfie with everyone I meet so I could pull it up 3 years later! Adam is currently the National Lead, Digital Marketing Services at KPMG Canada and I’m excited to share his insights about personal branding.

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Join Focus Groups To Make Your Voice Heard

If you’re looking to make extra cash, participating in market research is one of the best things you can do. I went to several focus groups when I was a student. It really helped me save up to buy my first iPod and digital camera in the 2000s!

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