WELCOME visitors from the Digital Photography Review world. Enjoy your visit. Brian A. Kilgore is a Toronto-area senior-level public relations and corporate communications consul, and a professional photographer, serving clients primarily in Toronto, Mississauga and Oakville [email protected] om 416 879 5771 OAKVILLE DOG PARK Oakville leash-free dog park! Here Some new Oakville dog photos added in April and May, 2009. Type test experiment Dogs and their Humans is my dog portrait photography business, in Oakville, Burlington, and other communities west of Toronto. Click here to learn more about dog portraits. With me in the photo at the top of the page is the late Benjamin Walter, Dalmatian and retired Director of Author Liaison at Macfarlane Walter & Ross, publishing. Ben assisted me in relaxing authors for their portraits. At left is Andie Schilder, Director of Sales, Canine Division, of my dog portraiture business, called Dogs and their Humans. Updates: July 2009 My Dogs and their Humans web site, promoting photographic portraits of dogs, perhaps with their people, in the area west of Toronto, is now "live." See it here. For more casual, fun shots of lots of dogs at the Post Park Leash Free area in Oakville, click here. My photos are used by airKrete Canada in its new web site. CLICK HERE to jump to my pictures, or visit www.airkretecanada.com to learn about this great product for retrofitting insulation in older homes. DOG PHOTOS Most recent additions are on the R-Dog pages here. It turns out to have been a few months since I ve been adding content here regularly. During that time I ve written a lot for some commercial clients, usually about the financial industry. I ve worked with some lawyers on topics varying from owner-operated businesses to personal wills to e-discovery and the need to protect privacy when working with e-mails. I ve shot some interesting photographs, for publications including the Toronto Star, the Mississauga Business Times, some web sites and internal publications. The most interesting work? I ve sat in some meetings in a boardroom, and in meetings in a Starbucks where we moved the table away from our neighbors, talking about very serious issues of corporate governance. Tuesday, July 10, 2007 The Canadian Public Relations Society invents a new logo for its accreditation. ...Take a look Sunday, April 6, 2008 Todd Hattori and IABC (International Association of Business Communicators) nine months later. (see story below) Last July, Todd Hattori, a communicator of some sort with the government of the state of Washington, became chairman of IABC. International Association of Business Communicators members who read BAK s Report are invited to write with info on anything important he s done since then, other than take some trips -- not too many -- and make some announcements about plans. I did a Google search on him today, and found nothing of consequence. And what ever happened to Michael Zimet and his IABC Advocacy committee? You d think an advocacy committee would know how to get a little publicity, but that presupposes it did anything worth publicizing. Thursday, July 4, 2007 Todd Hattori new head of The International Association of Business Communicators IABC, with about 14,000 members in over 60 countries, has a new chairman. Todd Hattori, who works for the government of the state of Washington, is now, by my reckoning, the most important communicator in the world. Read more here. Tuesday, April 17, 2007 PR LESSONS FROM VIRGINIA TECH One of my uncles was a psychiatrist and spent much of his career working with the criminally insane. Sometimes, it s impossible to know how nuts someone is before the tragedy happens, but for PR people, minimizing the damage, beforehand, and ensuring communications during and after a crisis... well, that s our job. It s the fault of the Virginia Tech pr people that cops could not get into and get out of buildings because idiots had chained doors closed . ...more Another call for openness at PRSA. Stuart Goldstein, managing director of corporate communications, Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. Friday, April 13, 2007 Another call for openness at PRSA. Stuart Goldstein, managing director of corporate communications, Depository Trust & Clearing Corp., New York, has urged PRSA president Bill Murray to
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