Client Spotlight: CCC Meets the CFPIE Team in Calgary
Brandon Klayman • February 27, 2020
Client interactions and experiences are two of the main reasons why we do what we do. We love meeting with clients to celebrate our successes, to discuss new and innovative strategies, and to work with them to achieve massive growth.
We had the opportunity to meet up with the Center for Professional Innovation and Education
(CfPIE) team on on Friday, February 21st in Calgary. We met with CEO and principal Mark Mazzie and marketing and sales associate Emily Krawczyk.
This was a great opportunity for our two companies to reconnect, discuss new ideas, and to expand on our overall marketing successes. We also focused on expanding their email marketing program and how they may be able to better leverage Facebook and LinkedIn to discover new leads.
“We really enjoyed our meeting with the CCC team. They were very informative and helpful in discussing the goals we want to accomplish in the future. It was great getting to meet some of the team in person!” said Emily.
Over the course of lunch at Calgary’s Blink, many laughs were shared, and comradery was the main focus of this experience — further emphasizing the strong relationship that our two companies have.
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We look forward to another strong year with CfPIE — and we’re excited to continue delivering award-winning
digital marketing services.
"Our firm, The Center for Professional Innovation and Education, Inc., has been working with Conscious Commerce for the past two years and have found the organization and Brandon Klayman to provide the highest level of trust in an area of marketing where that attribute is highly valued.
We’ve been very impressed with Brandon’s level of creativity and the transparency his firm delivers when we’ve undertaken new initiatives at their suggestion. Much of the work we do involves safeguarding the privacy of our clients and Brandon and his team are continually designing marketing programs which advertise our services in a forthright and honest fashion.
In addition, he provides us with marketing options that have helped grow our company in a responsive and transparent manner. His knowledge of regulations and the intricacies of the best ways to market our training services has been of great benefit to our corporation."
Sincerely,
Mark G. Mazzie
CEO
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