Social Media Week returns to Toronto in February 2012. This event, held at different locations throughout Toronto over five consecutive days, features thought-provoking sessions with industry leaders, free of charge to registrants. To sign up for our weekly newsletter, please email us.
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The Top 11 Images from SMWTO
After poring through over 3,000 pictures, we’ve picked 11 of our current favourites! We had such a hard time picking these 11, since all the pictures were amazing – a BIG thank you to all of our volunteer photographers! Check out the photos below, and share any awesome ones you’ve seen with us in the…
Across the Country for SMWTO – spotlight on Christine Beevis Trickett
Social Media Week Toronto draws an audience from all around Canada. We’re lucky enough to have Christine Beevis Trickett join us from Halifax this week and be a part of our week. We’ve gotten Christine to share some of her thoughts on digital culture in Halifax, as well as what she hoped to experience this…
Event Recap: Connecting Small Businesses With Social
A closing review of the session “Accelerating Small Business Growth In These Economic Times” from our Theme Sponsor for A Social Society, Bank of Montreal. Small business owners connected with social media professionals and other entrepreneurs to learn valuable lessons about taking on the social media landscape at BMO’s ‘Accelerating Small Business Growth In These…
Getting Social with Small Businesses
Are you a small business owner wondering about how social might help your business? Our “Social Society” Theme Sponsor BMO shares some of their thoughts on the topic. Recognizing the opportunity to connect with Canadian entrepreneurs, and help their businesses grow, BMO is excited to host the ‘Accelerating Small Business Growth in Our Economic Times’…
Social in the Palm of Your Hand
The best part about participating in Social Media Week is the feeling that you are living up to the expectations you had as a child of how cool the future would be. We get to do the coolest things with tech small enough to fit in the palm of our hands. Photo by Kazi Hirok…
