Hot Tomali is proud to announce our support for the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust (MWCT). This charity was formed by Academy Award-nominated actor Edward Norton, as part of a group fundraising effort in collaboration with the New York Marathon. Last year 30 runners, including Edward Norton, ran the New York Marathon to raise money for…
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What do skateboard wheels, a crack pipe, tea lights, plastic cutlery, and Band-Aids have in common? They were collected by us Hot Tomalians at English Bay Beach as part of the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup on Sept 15. Aaah, I know… the things we get up to! This is the second year in a row Hot…
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So we didn’t snag a beach location for our Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup, held Sept 18–26 this year, but the East Vancouver park we went to was very close to the shoreline — and close to our office. Oxford Park evoked no images of posh Oxford, England; it’s just a small grassy area with a…
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The Hot Tomali team is back from a few days in New Orleans, having attended the fantastic Ad Age Small Agency Conference that brought together small agencies from across the continent to share insights and strategies on how to be better at what we do. Aside from feeling pretty proud about being the only double…
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On June 19 and 20, 2010 I embarked on my second Ride to Conquer Cancer. This year I was lucky to share this experience with my client Jeff Hornell of Sonray Sales and his girlfriend, Kimberly. This epic 255 km bike trek from Vancouver to Seattle takes place to raise money for BC Cancer Foundation….
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