Interview With The CFO Of The Year And An Exploration Into The NHL'S Calgary Flames Brand Awareness Inititives
Latest issue of business review Canada features exclusive interview with CFO of the year Cynthia Devine of Iconic Tim Hortons Corporation and explores the NHL's Calgary Flames brand awareness inititives
Online, June 3, 2010 (Newswire.com) - (San Diego, CA, June 1, 2010) - Business Review Canada's June issue delivers the most exclusive and engaging stories to date. New Editor-in-Chief John T. Connelly's aggressive approach to delivering insightful, timely and relevant business-related content propels the publication to new heights. As the leader in reporting Canadian business news and trends, Business Review Canada has quickly become the first source for C-level executives across the country.
"My team of news gatherers situated throughout the country and our dedicated team in Toronto has positioned the publication as the No. 1 source for Canadian business news," says Connelly. "I am so pleased with their efforts and results in serving our audience with the news and know-how needed to make a business thrive in today's global economy."
As a result of those efforts, the June issue cover story goes behind the scenes of Devine and her team's work to lead the iconic Tim Hortons through its IPO and eventual journey from Wall St. to Bay St. The significance was demonstrated by Prime Minister Stephen Harper's visit to company headquarters.
Rounding out the features section, Business Review Canada reveals what the 4G revolution will mean to users and businesses, revisits the old practice of offshoring and details how to make a brand more than just a brand. The Calgary Flames played an instrumental role in relating the strategies applicably.
"Clearly, with this issue, Business Review Canada has demonstrated its robust network and stature among Canadian executives," says Connelly. "We invite anyone or any business to contact us about newsworthy endeavors. We want to work with you to advance Canadian business interests in the global economy."
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