Move east, think small
The Globe and Mail publishes an online magazine called Report on Small Business and has just announced that it has scooped the Editor-in-Chief of BC Business magazine to run it. Noel Hulsman had been in the top chair at Canada Wide's BC Business for a little more than a year. He has an MA in urban planning from the University of Waterloo and, according to the Globe's internal announcement, went after graduation in 1994 to Kuala Lumpur to work on "a massive property development on the South China Sea". He moved back to Vancouver in 1997 and worked his way up from freelancing. His challenge now (and we again quote the Globe) is to "set about the complex task of reinventing RO[S]B and the small-business hub on globeandmail.com." The reinvention starts January 9.
[UPDATE: It has been pointed out that Report on Small Business is more than an online magazine, but is circulated largely outside of Ontario sponsored by the Federal Business Development Bank.]
[UPDATE: It has been pointed out that Report on Small Business is more than an online magazine, but is circulated largely outside of Ontario sponsored by the Federal Business Development Bank.]
4 Comments:
BCBusiness denied that he's leaving when I called!??!
Are you sure it's the BDC? I believe it's sent to the 80K or 90K members of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, nearly half of which have annual revenue of less than $500,000. Perhaps they should rename the mag "Report on [Really Small] Business."
As of December 20, Hulsman was still in the BC Business offices -- yet the first issue of ROSB in 2006 closes in mid-March. Maybe he's not their guy after all... or he decided that editing a big fat regional mag was just as good a gig as ROSB.
I am reasonably certain that Hulsman is their man. I am less certain, now that you mention it, about the name of the bank. I think it may be the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. Checking this out.
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