Marketers of BC unite! November 19th is the first-annual ‘Contagious Conference’, featuring a fabulous speaker line-up including Leonard Brody (founder of NowPublic), Evan Solomon (CBC) and Jane Francisco (Editor of Chatelaine).

Soya is an official sponsor.

It’s bound to be a idea-packed day. And, if that’s not enough, martinis will be served at lunch. Mad Men-style. It’s not too late

Soya’s founders, Debbie Collins & Jacqueline Voci, are featured in the latest Crave Guide, hot off the presses this week. Check out our feature!

The team at the Crave Guide describe their mission as connecting “urban gals to the sassiest, gutsiest, most inspiring people they need to know in Vancouver.”

We’re THRILLED to be among these fabulous, gutsy women. Thank

*This article appeared in the Forum For Women Entrepreneurs Magazine.

When Deborah Collins and Jacqueline Voci founded Soya Marketing in early 2008, it was because they saw a huge market shift was about to happen.

Both founders had spent well over a decade helping companies around Vancouver build their brands, working with agencies like National PR and J. Walter Thompson,

The BC Medical Association, which represents BC’s doctors, recently selected Soya Marketing to develop a social media strategy. The goal of the strategy is to bring awareness to a hot-button issue in BC: the need for greater funding for addiction treatment.

Geraldine Vance is director of communications and public affairs for the association. She said, “The social media bandwagon is

If you live in Vancouver you probably noticed a surge in buff, international men and women roaming its fair streets – that is, of course, if you haven’t been hiding out under a nicely air-conditioned rock. The 2009 World Police & Fire Games, the world’s second largest sporting event, took the city by storm. Athletes from over 15 different countries

Our client from Park Royal Shopping Centre, Cindy Papa, recently moved to gorgeous Kelowna. Prior to her move, Cindy led Park Royal’s marketing department for many years. Under her direction Park Royal was one of the first shopping centre’s in Canada to start using social media.

Attention business owners in and around Vancouver: you might just want to check out the Crave Business event.

This is a chance to spend a day getting some new skills and insights for running a successful business. Soya is a sponsor. Our co-founder Deborah  Collins will be moderating the social networking panel and fellow co-founder Jacqueline Voci will be

Check it out. Page A26. It’s called, Use Soya to Launch your Brand into Cyberspace. The article tells the story of how Soya came to be.

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Word to the wise: it’s tough competing with Google.

The good folks at Yahoo are laying off 1500 people. That’s 10% of their workforce. Despite an array of supposed search enhancements, Yahoo just can’t seem to catch up.

It’s got to hurt when the lay-off story on CNNMoney says, “Meanwhile, Google announced last week that its profits jumped a better-than-expected

Check it out. Soya is featured as a social media marketing leader in the October 14-20 issue of Business in Vancouver magazine. Here’s the story.

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