Le Groupe Information Travail change le monde une connexion à la fois
Le Groupe Information Travail (G.I.T.) offre un cadeau à la communauté pour célébrer son 35ème anniversaire de fondation. Le centre-conseil en emploi présente en effet ce mois-ci le projet documentaire « Comment tu connectes ?».
Innovative Partnership Between Buster Fetcher and Purolator
Our client Buster Fetcher is proud to launch an innovative partnership with Purolator for shipping across Canada.
Native Touch acquires Candy Banners
We are very happy to report that our client Native Touch, a Canadian leader in mobile advertising technology, has announced the acquisition of Toronto digital creative studio Candy Banners. Candy Banners will retain its unique brand and culture and will continue to operate as a standalone company.
Solidarity with Montréal’s homeless
When the government lock down came into effect last March, a popular Bright Vibes post on LinkedIn grabbed my attention. “Here are two good reasons to enjoy teleworking: you have work and you have a home. Everything else is a bonus.“
Producing authentic videos
Our entire approach to video production is based on four main pillars. We have been championing this approach since our very first clip in 2015.
Beware of the eloquent talker. Elegant action is what really matters. This pandemic makes it even more obvious. During crises, all actions taken, generous or petty, will be magnified and will mark the reputation of organizations and their leaders for a very long time.
Leadership in times of crisis
Three reasons to use emojis
From their origin in Japan 20 years ago to their almost omnipresence on all our screens, these funny pictograms, which some experts describe as descendants of hieroglyphs, have become unavoidable.
How C2 made PROXIBA better
I’m not embarassed to say it. The C2 Montréal conference changed my life and shaped PROXIBA. More than once.
In our line of work, we absolutely must learn how to translate concepts into symbols, because despite thousands of years of writing evolution, images and emotions still have the upper hand! It’s as if cellphones and social media have paved the way for a return in full force of the hieroglyph.
July 17 is International Emoji Day
Journalists like to bash on what they call “spin doctors”. Truth be told: clients would not need PR specialists to craft “key messages” if the media would agree to use substantial quotes that are longer than seven words or last for more than five seconds.
