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Issmat Al-Akhali

A World Today
by Issmat Al-Akhali
International Business, Social, and Political commentary. Add a dash of marketing news and one tea spoon of fashion and lifestyle for a daily snack best served with a large cup of your favourite roast! Issmat is a Halifax-based International marketing and trade professional with an eye for what is new and exciting in the world today. He represents the growing voice of aspiring young professionals and entrepreneurs in Halifax. He draws much of his commentary and views from his global experience in the field of international business and his daily exposure to the latest trends and technologies.

Organic Nightlife at Vancouver 2010 Olympics

BC Hydro contracted the folks from Sustainable Dance Club (SDC) to install Canada's first sustainable dance floor in the company-sponsored 'Club Energy' during the Vancouver 2010 Olympics. Deejays will be spinning all types of music for all ages, and dance students and professionals from Harbour Dan ... click for more

on 02/14/2010 10:45PM

Promoting Your Business By Insulting Your Customers

- Seen in the Bayer's Lake business park district in Halifax, Nova Scotia. ... click for more

on 02/06/2010 09:13PM

Haitian Pure: When Natural Disaster Strikes Ad Campaigns

- The launch of one of the most interesting campaigns to ever come out of Canada was recently canceled due to a curious case of political correctness. The Toronto branch of Halifax-based Extreme Group has been tirelessly working on this unique branding and interactive campaign for a new Toronto busi ... click for more

on 02/01/2010 08:53PM

New Downtown Halifax Campaign Targets After-Work Crowd

The Downtown Halifax Business Commission (DHBC), together with Extreme Group, are embarking on a unique new initiative to encourage Halifax residents to visit the downtown area to shop, dine, and play (or remain after work, if they work in the area). Below: Paul MacKinnon, Executive Director of the ... click for more

on 03/26/2009 04:45PM

Saving Traditional Print Media By Looking In To The Business, Not Out To The Internet

The recent wave of closures and layoffs at Newspaper establishments like the Chronicle Herald is prompting observers to ponder the potential collapse of the Fourth Estate. Internet enthusiasts believe that the solution is for traditional print media to simply "get with the times" and "go online". So ... click for more

on 03/20/2009 01:00AM