Pauleanna Reid
Opinions are my own. Senior Contributor @forbes + Agency Owner, Celebrity Ghostwriter who pens books & speeches. [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Pauleanna Reid
When Treasa Leigh Brown pivoted from a successful career as Vice President of Finance at a well-known company to running her own event planning empire, she recognized that there was something drastically lacking in the Canadian entrepreneurial space: community. So she set out to build it herself. That’s how Professionelle House, the first premier business social club in Canada, exclusively for women from marginalized communities, was born.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Pauleanna Reid
The right campaign can elevate your brand from hometown hero to cultural phenomenon, reshaping how consumers perceive and engage with your business. Take Off Season’s groundbreaking collaboration with the NFL, the viral Bumble x Amelia Dimoldenberg (host and creator of the “Chicken Shop Date” series) crossover and most recently, Skims x Patrick Schwarzenegger.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | Pauleanna Reid
AI is on pace to widen the wealth gap by $43 billion annually as the rapid progression of technology continues to overlook people of color. This exclusion fuels uncertainty, heightens fears of job loss, and leaves small business owners struggling to understand AI’s role in their operations. Edwina McKennon is determined to change this narrative. As the founder of FuturIQ, she empowers women entrepreneurs to view AI as an ally rather than a threat.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | Pauleanna Reid
Music education is more than an opportunity to nurture talent. It is a powerful developmental tool that boosts language and cognitive abilities in young children. A focus on developing this skill paves neural pathways that are essential for mastering complex subjects like math and science. And studies have shown that engaging in music, especially classical music training, enhances brain function in children by improving memory, focus, and planning skills.
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Dec 30, 2024 |
forbes.com | Pauleanna Reid
Lola Plaku is a music industry heavyweight. Unlike the artists she’s helped propel to fame (French Montana, The Weeknd, A$AP Rocky, Big Sean, just to name a few), her influence doesn’t come from on the stage, but behind the scenes. The former music journalist turned artist development extraordinaire, who most recently served as SVP of marketing at Geffend Records, was recently recognized by Billboard Canada’s Women in Music for her work and contributions to the industry.
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RT @atlonglastcz: the problem with the creative industry today is that you have a bunch of non-creatives bossing the real creatives around.
Tmrw I'm teaching a virtual class. Although I've given this talk many times before I still prepare.. and then prepare some more; each time refining the stories and framework I'll share. I even go as far as watching old footage and taking notes on how I can improve my delivery.
RT @YanSnead: i think it's so important to be unmoved by the things people project onto you. that is never a reflection of you and always a…
