If you are reading this blog post then chances are we have met at some point in the past. You’re either a friend, family member, colleague, classmate, business acquaintance, or someone I have met as I have travelled across Canada and around the world.
As you may or may not know, my wife (Michelle) and I [...]
With two weeks to go until we kick off TechDays in Toronto, the team is doing the final preparations to deliver an amazing experience to everyone who attends.
One of the things that I’ll be taking care of during the events is photography. I’ve already got the Nikon D200 and D300 ready to go, and with [...]
I’ve just arrived in Ottawa to spend a couple of days at the Social Media for Government conference. I will be speaking at this conference on Wednesday afternoon. I spoke at a similar ALI conference earlier this year and blogged about that experience.
While it’s too early in the day to comment on the [...]
I’m pretty open about people using the photos I post to flickr as I have them under a Creative Commons license. I always enjoy seeing where they land.
The most recent one is a Paul Tracy photo that I took with my Nikon D200 in Toronto on July 6, 2007. The photo is included in [...]
One of the things I love about working for Microsoft (and I think I have mentioned before) is the fact that I get to take days off to volunteer my time in the community. Today was one of those days.
Today I spent the day volunteering with the Sears National Kids Cancer Ride (SNKCR) during their [...]
I spent most of my day today at the Advanced Learning Institute's Social Media Summit Canada where I was both a case study speaker, and had the opportunity to listen to some great presentations and meet some great people.
While the summit is a 4 day affair (full agenda), I was the lead off speaker for [...]
One of the things that is keeping me busy right now is the upcoming Heroes Happen {Here} launch wave that kicks off in Toronto on February 27th at the Direct Energy Centre.
My team and I are heads down putting the finishing touches on both the Community Connection Events and the main Launch and Technical Readiness [...]
One of the great perks of working at Microsoft Canada is the ability to take paid days off to volunteer in the community. For the past four years I have been actively involved with the Weekend to End Breast Cancer (http://www.endcancer.ca) events all across Canada. This year, due to family circumstances, I was not able [...]
[Originally posted to http://on10.net/Blogs/bjeans/day-1-at-the-toronto-grand-prix/]
Every year I spend a few days down by the lake to enjoy the Champ Car and support series races. Every year they seem to tweak the name in some way – so this year it is the "Steelback Grand Prix of Toronto". For the last couple of years I have had media credentials which [...]
Rodney has posted a quick summary of EnergizeIT over on the Canadian IT Pro blog. There are some really cool stats including the $3,300+ that was raised for charity.
If you didn't have a chance to get out to EnergizeIT, you can still access the slide decks from http://moss.energizeit.ca, additionally, we will be posting the recordings from [...]