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Jaime is a digital marketer with expertise in social media and content marketing. He has experience leading social media strategy for two national brands. Jaime holds an MBA with a focus in Marketing and Strategy from the Rotman School of Management where he was selected valedictorian by the students of the Morning MBA Class of 2011. He is the former radio voice of the Toronto Argonauts and currently lives in Vancouver, BC.
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Tag Archives: Leadership
Orange at Work: Building corporate culture by helping communities
As I glided up Toronto’s Don Valley Parkway under the guide of the warm March sun, Jay-Z bumpin’ on the sounds system, I couldn’t help but laugh at what had just happened at the Starbucks five minutes earlier. The guy … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Community, Local Issues
Tagged Corporate Culture, ING, Leadership, Volunteer
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My somewhat attainable 2012 reading list
I had a great conversation on Twitter the other day with Aiden (@AidanNg) about books. I confessed that I was old school and still have piles and piles of books lined up that are waiting to be read. He was … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Education
Tagged Books, Education, Leadership, Reading, Reading List, Twitter
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TweetUp Tale: Why working with good people is important
Working with good people is important – this statement is pretty obvious. We don’t always have the opportunity to work with good people, but when the opportunity does arise, what a difference it makes. This is a tale of a … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Communication, Management, Social Media, Sports
Tagged BC Lions, BC Place, CFL, Communication, Customer Service, Grey Cup, Kristina Sinclair, Leadership, Rosedale on Robson, Social Media, The Waterboys, TweetUp, Twitter, Vancouver
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Where have all the mentors gone?
A CEO sits on stage inside a packed conference room and details his or her model for success. Guaranteed at some point during the talk they will refer to a mentor or series of mentors who helped them earn their … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Feedback, Management
Tagged Career Progression, Feedback, Leadership, Mentoring, Networking, Rotman School of Management
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Buzz Off: Why synergies are bad for you
Corporate buzz speak is everywhere these days. Synergize this. Leverage that. And while you’re at it, you can be on point for leaving a comment! It was incredibly refreshing for me on Wednesday morning to watch the inconceivable – a … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Communication, Education, Management
Tagged Communication, Leadership, Rotman School of Management, Twitter
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