I had the privilege of being able to talk to the MDRT team about hyper-personalization and how it could and should be used in the finance sector. Here is a snippet of that article: Here are a few easy steps to get started down the hyper-personalization path. Step 1: Set
Nicole Parmar had the honour and privilege of speaking in front of a packed house in West Minster. She shared her life’s trials and tribulations and funny little anecdotes for getting by! You can follow along here: https://www.pechakucha.com/presentations/failures-and-f-star-ck-ups Or Read About It Here All right. Today I’m here
This blog article has been “borrowed” from: https://biv.com/article/2019/12/nicole-parmar Business In Vancouver: Forty Under 40 Winner, 2019 An expert in growth marketing and automation, Nicole Parmar successfully founded three companies in recent years and has begun working on a fourth venture. Her first company, Vancouver-based JNJ Business Strategies Inc., where she is managing
San Francisco’s facial recognition ban is most likely the beginning of a national battle over the technology. But what does it say when a city that exists to push technology as far as it can – rejects this technology? San Francisco ban’s facial recognition technology while China is pushing it
When Companies Take A Wrong Turn … It’s every developer or startup’s worst nightmare. After the launch, things go viral. Everyone loves the application, it gets big, and money starts pouring in. Then an update is performed, and everyone turns on you. Complaints abound, downloads diminish, and so does the
Being an entrepreneur is hard. Anyone who has ever attempted it will tell you the same. Throw in a marriage, a child a few new cities and, well, things can get really real. Really fast. I was fortunate to be able to share my story with some strangers at