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The Canadian Ecademy Roadshow

The Canadian Ecademy Roadshow

By Boris Mann on April 14, 2004 - 10:55pm

Apr 28 2004 - 7:00pm

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Ecademy is an online networking site seeking to expand it's Canadian membership.

There will be a maximum of one hour of speakers/presentations to leave plenty of time for networking.

See the Ecademy website for more information.

Updated: location now confirmed as Century Plaza on Burrard.

Update 2: Stewart Marshall (here's Stewart's Ecademy Profile) sent out updated information on speakers:

I am pleased to annouce that Jordan Stratford and Nigel Collett have agreed to speak.

Jordan is a Senior Creative Director and Brand Marketing Professional with extensive media, marketing, print and interactive design experience.

He has considerable experience in branding, print and interactive design has led him to a myriad of projects for such clients as AT&T, Nortel, NASA's Astronaut Memorial Foundation, Florida's nNovation Learning Group, the United Nations Centre for Global Studies, Industry Canada, Sport Canada, the Royal BC Museum, Vicam Global Capital, Renegade Motorcycle (Australia), FiloNet (Seoul, Singapore), MCA / Universal, Alcan, CARE Canada, the CBC, and developed a Destination Marketing Organization for Yahoo! Brasil.

Jordan's published papers include in 2003; Less, Better: Consumer Branding and "Solutions Fatigue"; in 2001, eLearning, Broadband, and Rural Canada; in 2000, Latin America's Telecommunications Boom; and in 1998, Personal Technology.

Nigel Collett has been Director, Information Technology and a member of the Senior Management Committee of Tourism British Columbia since April 2000. He is responsible for all aspects of Information Technology for the corporation, a new position created to integrate technological strategies with the organization's business plans. Most recently he has been instrumental in forming a new technology partnership with T4G, Microsoft and Q9 Networks for the renewal of Tourism BC's technology infrastructure and business applications which will result in a relaunch of the consumer web site www.hellobc.com in September 2004.

Collett brought to the organization over 17 years of experience in providing business solutions to the financial services and utility industries. For the past four years he has worked for the Energy Delivery Services Division of BC Gas Utility Limited and was responsible for managing Information Technology investment. Prior to that he worked briefly as a consultant for WESTECH Information Services Inc., and for 8 years with a subsidiary of the ITT Corporation in the Lloyds of London marketplace in London, England.

Collett is a member of the Canadian Information Professionals Society and the Project Management Institute. He was awarded a Bronze Medal by the Pacific Coast Gas Association in 1999 for services to the Gas Industry.
Tourism BC is an independent Crown corporation that operates under the direction of an industry-led board of directors and is responsible for marketing Super, Natural British Columbia to the world.

Submitted by Ian Bruk on April 15, 2004 - 9:45am.

I find it interesting that I found out about this from your website. I have been a member of Ecademy for over a year I think but I have stopped reading their emails. I think the "event" addition to UrbanVancouver is great. Is it an RSS feed unto itself? I couldn't seem to find a way to subscribe to it.

Submitted by Boris Mann on April 15, 2004 - 10:01am.

There is no separate feed right now, just like there isn't a separate feed for images added to the photo gallery. I want to add a feed for events, and I also want to add iCal support. Need to add it to the To Do list. Also, if there is anything else you want to see added/changed/etc., please do leave feedback.

I only got the message from Ecademy because I'm part of the "Canadian Club". If you follow the link to the Ecademy site, you can indicate whether or not you are coming. There might be a tie in with UrbanVancouver, since they want to run a "city" club for Vancouver.

Submitted by Anonymous on April 24, 2004 - 7:46am.

Boris is right, you should have received emails from me as part of the Canadian Club on Ecademy. Apologies if you missed it. It is true Ecademy can generate a lot of email traffic - which can be controlled. I hope you make the event on 28th and will be happy to help.

Regards
Stewart Marshall

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