Last night, in our nation’s capital city of Ottawa, a group of Gen-Y’ers got together to network, socialize and celebrate successes. It was a fun night filled with laughter, biz talk and more importantly, new connections. Suze Muse spoke and Kyle Braatz talked about his charity, Typically Canadian.
For those of you who aren’t familiar with the GenYOTT group, it was formed by Jen Butson, Japman Bajaj, Matt Richling and Brian Alkerton. They host events every month at a downtown location and generally from 7-10pm. Funds are raised at the event for a different charity and a speaker is also invited to come and talk for a short while. The hosts do an amazing job each and every time and I’m so grateful that they provide this opportunity to us all.
Here are some photos I snapped throughout the night.
From left to right: Matt Scobel, Erin Blaskie, Jamie Blades, Jen Butson & Stephanie
Matthew Stewart & Erin Blaskie
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When you think of passionate love affairs, it’s not often that you also think about Internet Marketing. However, when you meet Erin Blaskie, you realize that those two things meld together in a way that just makes sense.
Erin Blaskie started her first company at the age of 21. After launching BSETC, a professional outsourcing team, she joined forces with some of the top Internet Marketers to support, build, grow and sell some amazing companies. To date, Erin and her team have serviced over 300 entrepreneurs in countless countries around the world.
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