E.D. Corner – March 2020
Good Day, For almost all of us, this pandemic sucks. It sucks
E.D. Corner
E.D. Corner – February 2020
Yesterday, I had the privilege to present at two meetings. Both meetings
E.D. Corner – January 2020
Happy New Year! The people that work in our industry are caring,
ED Corner – December 2019
Happy Holidays! I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you. Thank
ED Corner – November 2019
Good Day, Valentine Davies was a marketing genius. Well, actually he was
ED Corner – October 2019
Good Day, I am excited. Probably more excited and confident in the
ED Corner – September 2019
Good Day, I am not sure why it still amazes me when
ED Corner – August 2019
Good Day, For my Nanny’s 80th birthday – 20 years ago –
ED Corner – July 2019
Good Day, My grandmother turned 100 years old last month. Nanny, as
ED Corner – June 2019
Good Day, Eight weeks ago, I was at my parents’ house in
ED Corner – May 2019
Two weeks ago, my oldest (16) decided that he wanted to build
ED Corner – April 2019
Happy Spring! On April 11, the provincial government tabled their first budget.
ED Corner – March 2019
One of my favourite moments this past year was trying to round
ED Corner – January 2019
There are a lot of parables that speak to the individual being
ED Corner – December 2018
Happy Holidays! It seems that each year the holiday season gets busier.
ED Corner – November 2018
Good Day, This past weekend, my oldest had his last lacrosse tournament
ED Corner – October 2018
Last week, the board and staff met to set the direction of the organization for fiscal 2019-2020, which begins April 1. Each of Central Counties’ 16 board members is also a stakeholder who is volunteering – taking time away from their own successful careers and businesses to take a step back to look at the big picture for tourism in the region. The board members were asked to answer the question “What does success look like for Central Counties”. It is a great question, and an important one for the direction of the organization.
ED Corner – August 2018
As the summer season starts to wind down, many of you are gearing up for your truly busy season – fall. Being busy is good. It may not always feel like it when you go home exhausted, but it is a testament to the amount of people that want to get out of the house and do something different and unique. And, as tired as you may be, there is a certain sense of accomplishment knowing that you had a hand in making someone else’s day special.
ED Corner – July 2018
This summer we put out a call for stakeholders wanting to partner
