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Before the 2019 NBA Playoffs, Reach Agency worked closely with Rethink Canada on Ka’Wine and Dine, a grassroots campaign to convince Toronto Raptors’ superstar free agent, Kawhi Leonard, to re-sign with the Toronto Raptors

Ka’Wine & Dine

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Rotman Commerce Marketing Conference

In 2024, Reach Agency was invited to be a keynote speaker at the University of Toronto’s Rotman Commerce Marketing Conference to talk about navigating the future of marketing.

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Founder Selective Program

Reach Agency presented to a class of University of Toronto Physiotherapy students as part of the Founder Selective Program to discuss the four (4) marketing pillars that all HCPs should focus on.

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TFAL x Toronto: Politics and Golf

Reach Agency discusses re-imagining golf as a game that can be inclusive and how he co-founded RBL, utilized influencer marketing, and content strategy to do just that.

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We joined Compose.ly on their episode Content Matters to talk about why community can’t be faked, how to bridge the gap between structured planning and creative storytelling, and what real SEO accountability looks like.

Interview With Compose.ly

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In The Wild