
I’ll be speaking on a panel this Wednesday at the Elephant & Castle, 385 Burrard Street, in downtown Vancouver with Bernadette Giet of the Wealthy Wilma Book Club. The topic will be on internet marketing and connecting with clients online. If you have nothing to do on this Wednesday, I would love to meet you. Cost is free to attend. You can RSVP here. The fun starts at 6PM.
John Chow, the ‘make money online’ guy and Bernadette Giet of the Wealthy Wilma Book Club will be speaking at the Financial Services Marketing Meetup on December 9th.
John Chow has a long history of successful internet marketing at JohnChow.com. With over 50,000 followers on Twitter, John Chow ranks among Canada’s most influential tweeters and sponsored tweets are his newest way of making money online. His sponsored tweets were reported in the Vancouver Sun, then really got huge when they hit the New York Times last week. John will be joining us to discuss his thoughts on internet marketing and connecting with clients online.
Bernadette Giet founded the Wealthy Wilma Book Club to empower financial independence for women through a light-hearted and irreverent approach to investor education.
With over 400 Wealthy Wilmas in six countries, Bernadette is making the subject of finance more approachable for women. She made a big splash with her interview on BNN and in a profile about her club in the Vancouver Sun.
Each month, the Wilmas get together to discuss a new book, this month it’s Ask for It. You can follow Bernadette here on Twitter.
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