Preferences
705-868-8683 K9H2G5 Peterborough, ON, Canada

Here's a piece about unlocking your potential and the two key elements:

Just out, our Friday night Blog highlighting the importance of voting technology in making organizational decisions: http://preferences.ca/research-servic/better-business-blog/

I just published a Blog on Driving Perception through evidence-based marketing based on our experience with clients: http://preferences.ca/research-servic/better-business-blog/

There is a new blog post up at Preferences.ca ! Go read it at: http://www.preferences.ca/2013/08/fonts-and-professionalism/

Calling all grammar nerds! One of the final chapters in the upcoming manual has just gone live! Hurry up and help us edit it before you lose your chance to point out our (very few) flaws forever! preferences.ca/knowledge-centre/crowdsourced-editing

We just had 5 more people purchase tickets in the last 2 days!! Spots are running out! Are you gone to https://preferencesworkshop.eventbrite.com/ yet and registered your organization's staff for the FREE POTLUCK workshop? Spots are running out and we'd hate for you to miss it!

So.. 65 people have seen our EventBrite page and we still have ~15 tickets unbought. If you haven't gone and registered your spot for the workshop - head over to https://preferencesworkshop.eventbrite.com/ and do it! It's free! If you've expressed interest in the workshop but haven't registered let us know and we can even register for you! You'll be so sad if you wait too long and there aren't any spots left... We're just trying to protect you from sadness.

We hope everyone had a wonderful long weekend! But it's time to get back to work - and time to give us your RSVP to the August workshop before all the spots fill up! If you know someone who is running a small business in Peterborough or running a not-for-profit organization - pass on the invitation to "Alchemy: Turning Evidence-Based Research into Gold" ! http://preferencesworkshop.eventbrite.com/

Woah. Guys. Have you SEEN the newest chapter from the manual?? http://www.preferences.ca/knowledge-ce/crowdsourced-editing It's pretty great, you should probably go and edit it for us.

Another section just went live at http://www.preferences.ca/knowledge-c/crowdsourced-editing/ !