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KITCHENER Police have released the identity of a 46-year-old Guelph man who died following a boating incident on Belwood Lake. Wellington County OPP were called to the scene around 12:45 p.m. Thursday and arrived to bystanders trying to save a man who had been injured. It was a very emotional scene and very emotional for everyone involved, said Jonathan Karn, deputy fire chief of Centre Wellington Fire Rescue. For a lot of the bystanders it s really the first time they re involved in something like this. On Saturday, police identified the deceased as Stuart Tucker. Officials say Tucker was on a boat with his family when he somehow ended up in the water and didn t resurface. ....
Customer chief of tradies marketplace, Stuart Tucker, reflects on three years of brand building, finding the right media mix and modern marketing conundrums ....
Business by James MacSmith and Kelly Baker 14th May 2021 6:00 AM Premium Content
Fresh fears of an extended nationwide tradie shortage have emerged in wake of the Federal Budget, with the housing and construction booms showing no sign of slowing and home values expected to continue to rise. Record low interest rates and a series of government incentives has created an incredible spike in demand in housing activity, including for tradespeople. If you re struggling to find the right tradie to work on your home, the bad news is you might be waiting a while. Australia s leading housing body, the Housing Industry Association said there will be an unprecedented volume of building starts in 2021 . ....
ADMA adds seven industry leaders to advisory committee March 4, 2021 10:12 The Association for Data-Driven Marketing and Advertising (ADMA) has added seven industry leaders to its advisory committee in new positions created to bolster the group. IPG MediaBrands CEO Mark Coad, Tourism Australia CMO Susan Coghill, Suncorp’s general manager of marketing Mim Haysom, The Iconic CMO Alexander Meyer, Optus CMO Mel Hopkins, MacMorgan principal David Morgan and Qantas CMO Jo Boundy are the latest appointments to the committee. ADMA will be focusing on education and regulation in 2021, following the ‘litmus test’ of 2020 on the use of data and creativity in marketing. ....