Date: Thursday, May 26, 2016 (6 to 8PM)
Where: Rev's Bowling -- 5502 Lougheed Highway, Burnaby BC

Includes: 2 hours of bowling, all-you-can-eat pizza, chicken wings, spring rolls and vegetables! Click here to register.

David Miller, President of Chocolate Inn/Taylor & Grant says "We are extremely excited to add Danielle to our team as VP of National Accounts in the Canadian marketplace.   Danielle's creativity and attention to service make her a great fit within the Chocolate Inn/Taylor & Grant team." Dawson joins Chocolate Inn/Taylor & Grant with over 5 years' experience in the promotional products industry where she last held the position of Strategic Accounts Manager for ESP-GTA. With Chocolate Inn / Taylor & Grant Dawson will be responsible for developing and generating sales in the Canadian market.  "I look forward to my future with Chocolate Inn - Taylor Grant, as Vice President National Accounts Canada. By offering my perspective into the Canadian promotional product market place I hope to continue building authentic partnerships with our distributors." Click here to continue reading.

Promo Marketing has announced Justincase® (asi#63711) as a "FINALIST' in two Supplier Excellence categories-SAFETY and AUTOMOTIVE & TOOLS'. "These awards are determined by distributor satisfaction, which we work very hard to achieve", says Max Baer, President. "And this year we have made a significant commitment to sustaining our leadership position in both categories by assembling the largest selection of Auto Safety Kits and Powerstations in the industry!" Click here to read more.

There are numerous potential risks related to the combination of methylisothiazolinone and methylchloroisothiazolinone (MI/MCI) used as a preservative in certain leave-on cosmetic, non-prescription and natural health products. Examples of leave-on products include skin moisturizers, massage products, make-up, antiperspirants/deodorants, sunscreen lotions, antiseptic cleansers, topical pain relief, acne creams and diaper rash products. For some people, use of these substances can lead to symptoms including: a red rash or bumps; itching (which may be severe); swelling, burning, or tenderness of the skin; dry, cracked or scaly skin; and/or blisters (draining fluid and crusting). These symptoms may occur each time someone uses a product containing MI/MCI and may become more severe with repeated use. Click here to continue reading.

New address:  6 - 955 Middlefield Rd., Toronto, ON, M1V 5E2. 

Toll free: 1-888-494-9104 / Fax.: 1-888-494-2364

Seminar presented by the Canadian Marketing Association (CMA). Consumer demands for corporate accountability, stringent laws, and increased market competition are realities of today's marketplace. Ensuring compliance with the Competition Act is one avenue through which organizations can enhance consumer trust in the digital marketplace. This CMA Roundtable will review the requirements of the law and provide insights and tips on drafting clear and transparent company policies, and effective employee training. Topics of discussion include astroturfing, employee conduct on social media, misleading advertising, and anti-spam (CASL) rules enforced by the Competition Bureau. 

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Redwood Classics Apparel has pledged its commitment to support all those affected by the recent catastrophic Fort McMurray wildfire, which has triggered the largest fire-related evacuation in Alberta's history. Due to high temperatures and wind, the situation has the potential to become more serious.  The program, dubbed RW x #YMM, is reaching out to current and potential distributors to give back to the country that's given us so much by placing an order in the month of May 2016. "This fire causes more and more devastation every day," said Kathy Cheng, President of Redwood Classics. "We're going to do whatever we can to help our friends in Fort McMurray and are encouraging our network to join us by doing the same." From May 5 to May 31, 2016, the company will donate $1 from each item sold from its 16 oz and 20 oz fleece collection to the Canadian Red Cross Alberta Fires Appeal. Continue reading  here.