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Michael MacMillan Provides Early Warning Disclosure For Blue Ant Media Corporation Original
, /CNW/ - Michael MacMillan, the Chief Executive Officer of Blue Ant Media Corporation (formerly, Boat Rocker Media Inc.) (the "Company"), announced today that in connection with the closing of the Company's previously-announced reverse takeover transaction (the "RTO"), he has acquired ownership and control, directly and indirectly, over 1,036,798 subordinate voting shares ("SVS") (being 4.7% of the issued and outstanding SVS), 12.5 multiple voting shares of the Company ("MVS") (being all of...
Anaesthesia for endoscopic surgery
Anaesthesia for endoscopic ear, nose and throat surgery involves unique challenges. The anaesthetist and surgeon must work in close anatomical proximity, and the concept of the ‘shared airway’ is never more relevant.
Adding STAT Reports to Google Sheets Using App Scripts
The author's views are entirely his or her own (excluding the unlikely event of hypnosis) and may not always reflect the views of Moz. The team at MacMillan Search has generated a lot of value by combining automated STAT reports with Google Sheets.
Tragedy in the Commons: Former Members of Parliament Speak Out About Canada's Failing Democracy: Loat, Alison, MacMillan, Michael: 9780307361295: Books - Amazon.ca
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Anaesthesia for endoscopic surgery
Abstract Anaesthesia for endoscopic airway surgery involves unique challenges. The anaesthetist and surgeon are working in close anatomical proximity and the concept of shared airway is never more relevant. Understanding the planned procedure and the needs of the surgeon for access to the surgical field will enable the provision of anaesthesia and airway management using a variety of techniques.
Power 100 2020: John Kane
Turning around a shopping mall is a tough slog. “Retail leases are complicated, and everyone has different terms,” Kane says. “That makes shopping centers hard to reposition. I told the sellers that we would be willing to buy it if they could deliver it where I could tear everything down, and they terminated most of the leases.” KLM eventually agreed to those sale terms, but then inspectors discovered the water table beneath the land had about a foot of gasoline floating on it.
Pendo collects another $100M, wider fandom
Pendo collects another $100M, wider fandom Posted December 2, 2019 Pendo collects another $100M, wider fandom2019-12-022019-12-09http://businessnc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/bncweblogoblacksmall_space-01.pngBusiness North Carolinahttps://businessnc.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/thefalloncompany-pendo.jpg200px200px Share this story: By Michael MacMillan A random lunch table at this year’s “Pendomonium” event in Raleigh was populated by venture capitalists from the West Coast and users...
5 time-wasting exercises that bog down communicators
If social media is any indication, the fastest-growing sport isn’t pickleball, it’s “getting the most done before 9 a.m.” Lately I’ve been inundated with stories telling me to wake long before sunrise and dive into my to-do list so that, by the start of the workday, I’m ready to really start working. If you love setting your alarm for 5 a.m., go for it, but here’s a better idea: Rid yourself of “busy work” activities that plague PR pros during business hours.
5 time-wasting exercises that bog down communicators
If social media is any indication, the fastest-growing sport isn’t pickleball, it’s “getting the most done before 9 a.m.” Lately I’ve been inundated with stories telling me to wake long before sunrise and dive into my to-do list so that, by the start of the workday, I’m ready to really start working. If you love setting your alarm for 5 a.m., go for it, but here’s a better idea: Rid yourself of “busy work” activities that plague PR pros during business hours.
How PR pros can vanquish 3 common internal foes | Articles | Home
You just landed a job running the communications shop of an organization, and you can't wait to dive in. You start to build relationships, draw up strategic plans and get people excited with your big-picture thinking, and then—nothing. Your new plans stall, initiatives don’t go anywhere, and you start to question how much appetite there is to try new things.
How PR pros can vanquish 3 common internal foes | Articles | Marketing
You just landed a job running the communications shop of an organization, and you can't wait to dive in. You start to build relationships, draw up strategic plans and get people excited with your big-picture thinking, and then—nothing. Your new plans stall, initiatives don’t go anywhere, and you start to question how much appetite there is to try new things.
How PR pros can vanquish 3 common internal foes | Articles | Media Relations
You just landed a job running the communications shop of an organization, and you can't wait to dive in. You start to build relationships, draw up strategic plans and get people excited with your big-picture thinking, and then—nothing. Your new plans stall, initiatives don’t go anywhere, and you start to question how much appetite there is to try new things.
How PR pros can vanquish 3 common internal foes | Articles | Main
You just landed a job running the communications shop of an organization, and you can't wait to dive in. You start to build relationships, draw up strategic plans and get people excited with your big-picture thinking, and then—nothing. Your new plans stall, initiatives don’t go anywhere, and you start to question how much appetite there is to try new things.
How To Botch A Public Apology In 5 Easy Steps
If the business of apologies traded on the stock exchange, its value would have shot up in recent weeks. The reason for that, of course, is surging demand among (almost exclusively) men who have been accused of taking part in some terrible work-related behaviour. From the plainly awful to the truly ridiculous, these men are providing example after example of how not to say sorry. Interested in botching your own public apology? Take your cue from the pros and follow these five easy steps.
Is A Real Apology Too Much To Ask For From Companies That Mess Up?
Suppose your teenager sneaks in well after curfew, or someone at work misses an important deadline. The last thing you want to hear are all the reasons why it happened. Those reasons could be perfectly sound or just a bunch of excuses. Really, who cares? As the aggrieved party, all you want to hear is that they know they messed up and won't do it again. You want the words: "I'm sorry." And just as important, to really mean it.
10 ways PR pros can take advantage of summer | Articles | Media Relations
If there’s one thing all PR pros know, it’s the futility of “planning your day.” All it takes is one phone call or email to shatter your lovingly prepared to-do lists into a million pieces. The good news (for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, at least) is that summer is a perfect time to tackle things you’ve been meaning to do, but haven’t had the time to do them. Summer does not necessarily mean things slow down.
10 ways PR pros can take advantage of summer | Articles | Home
If there’s one thing all PR pros know, it’s the futility of “planning your day.” All it takes is one phone call or email to shatter your lovingly prepared to-do lists into a million pieces. The good news (for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, at least) is that summer is a perfect time to tackle things you’ve been meaning to do, but haven’t had the time to do them. Summer does not necessarily mean things slow down.
How to wrangle 4 tricky types of spokespeople | Articles | Main
They were born to do it, and they work hard to improve. They prepare, effortlessly handle tough questions, and then smile when it’s done and ask for feedback. Others, not so much. Here are four types of challenging spokespeople, as well as tips on how to rein them in: Cowpokes are eager to lasso the next media interview. They’re always ready to go—or at least they think they are. Forget about prep; interviews are easy. Sometimes they are, but Cowpokes tend to mosey into risky territory.
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