Happy New Year!
While 2014 will no doubt bring new resolutions (more sleep!), it will hopefully bring more planning goodness on this blog, and more activity within the Canadian planning community in general.
So let's hit two birds with one stone, shall we?
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I'm proud to announce a new blog series that I'll be featuring on the Account Planning Group of Canada's website (APGCanada.ca), called "Life as a Planner".
This series is focused on the daily ins and outs of being a planner— from water cooler chats that end up inspiring creative teams, to where planners can look when hunting for insights. It's meant to be informal and observational, yet helpful, too.
Why choose APG Canada?
Well, why not?
After many years of wandering the desert, the Account Planning Group of Canada is finally back, and finally active, with a new blog, educational and networking events, and more. It's a fantastic way to keep in touch with planners from across the country, and to get more involved in the burgeoning planning community. So what the heck are you waiting for? Subscribe to their mailing list now.
You can check out the first two posts in the "Life as a Planner" series below:
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While 2014 will no doubt bring new resolutions (more sleep!), it will hopefully bring more planning goodness on this blog, and more activity within the Canadian planning community in general.
So let's hit two birds with one stone, shall we?
I'm proud to announce a new blog series that I'll be featuring on the Account Planning Group of Canada's website (APGCanada.ca), called "Life as a Planner".
This series is focused on the daily ins and outs of being a planner— from water cooler chats that end up inspiring creative teams, to where planners can look when hunting for insights. It's meant to be informal and observational, yet helpful, too.
Why choose APG Canada?
Well, why not?
After many years of wandering the desert, the Account Planning Group of Canada is finally back, and finally active, with a new blog, educational and networking events, and more. It's a fantastic way to keep in touch with planners from across the country, and to get more involved in the burgeoning planning community. So what the heck are you waiting for? Subscribe to their mailing list now.
You can check out the first two posts in the "Life as a Planner" series below:
