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Category Archives: Marketing
Have I Become the Grinch?
I am so not into Christmas this year! I can’t seem to get excited about it. It has lost its meaning – a time to celebrate the birth of Christ. It is now a time to worship the coming of … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Elephant in the Room, Elephants, Lifestyle, Marketing, Sales
Tagged Christ, Christian Faith, Christmas, Christmas Gifts, Grinch, Retail, Santa, Stress
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The Other Affordable Housing
Affordable Housing is the topic of the day in most communities and tends to focus on the homeless population, and rightly so. I would argue that for most of this population it is not affordable housing, it is safe housing … Continue reading
Posted in Business Coaching, Communication, Economy, Elephant in the Room, Elephants, Lifestyle, Marketing
Tagged Active Seniors, Affordable Housing, Apartments, Baby Boomers, Building Codes, community, Condos, Developers, Development Cost Charges, Downsizing, Homeless, Land Prices, Working Homeless
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A Challenge of Business
Recently, we were invited to go to Penticton with friends. The appeal was not only to be with our friends but to simply get away from perhaps our comfort zone and enjoy an escape from routine. The challenge was the … Continue reading
Posted in Business Coaching, Business Planning, Chamber of Commerce, Clients, Community Futures, Customers, Economy, Elephant in the Room, Elephants, Employment, Entrepreneurs, Marketing
Tagged BC Wildfires, Business, Chamber of Commerce, Change Management, Clients, Customers, Economic Development, Fraser Valley, Hope, Hope-Princeton, Kelowna, Lakeshore Drive, Penticton, Penticton Market, Small Business, Tourism, Tourists
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The Business of Business
When some think of business men and women, they think of them as successful, they have a good life with all the money they could want. Other’s think of fast food chains and the success that must go with it … Continue reading
Posted in Business Coaching, Business Planning, Clients, Community Futures, Customers, Elephant in the Room, Elephants, Employees, Employment, Entrepreneurs, Marketing, self-employment
Tagged Business, Business Model, Clients, community, Customers, Employees, Entrepreneur, Franchises, Independence, Opportunity, Passion, Product, return on investment, Service
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Island Proud!
With a potential Trade War looming in the not to distant future, there have been Nationalistic movements on both sides of the US/Canada border. The truth is we don’t realize how much we depend on the Global Marketplace for our … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Communication, Customers, Economy, Elephant in the Room, Elephants, Employment, Empowering people, Entrepreneurs, Lifestyle, Marketing
Tagged 49th Parallel Grocery, Canada, Consumers, Country Grocer, Customers, Employment, Global Marketplace, Island Good, Local Economy, Nanaimo, Quality Foods, Shoppers, Thrifty Foods, Trade War, USA, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Economic Alliance, VIEA
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Canada Day 2018
Wow! One Hundred and Fifty-one years young! Our vastness has been both a benefit and a curse. Economic Development has been a challenge as it has flourished where transportation is prevalent and slow where the cost of moving goods is … Continue reading
Posted in Believe and Succeed Life Coaching, Business Coaching, Business Planning, Communication, Diversity, Economy, Elephant in the Room, Elephants, Empowering people, Lifestyle, Marketing, Relationships
Tagged Canada, Canada Day, Canadians, community, Economic Development, Global Market, Great Depression, Local Economy, relationships, Transportation, Unemployment, Vancouver, Vancouver Island
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The Challenge of Community Giving
When you open the doors to you new enterprise, more than customers come through the doors. The many community organizations that do the great volunteer work arrive with their hands out. This will be continual, and this is how the … Continue reading
