Engaging Keynote Presentations

Digital Marketing
and Communications

Tod approaches digital communications and social media marketing from a business point-of-view. Whether it's:
- finding B2B leads on LinkedIn
- creating a killer viral campaign
- managing an online crisis
- or brand marketing on Facebook
...he'll show your attendees how to earn measurable, bottom-line results for the digital strategies they employ. No 50,000-foot viewing here. Only clear, understandable, and precision-focused on return-on-investment.

Tod Maffin

Human Resources
and Government

In his human resources keynotes, Tod walks audiences through the minefield of challenges involved in both recruiting Gen-Y and managing and inspiring Gen-Y employees in this new world of talent management. He'll tell your group where to find the next generation of workers, how to attract them, and, perhaps most importantly, how to keep them engaged and motivated.

For government groups: Smart Communities, Engaged Citizens.

Tod Maffin

Mental Health
in the Workplace

Tod was a top-flying CEO of a technology company during the web 1.0 craze. Worth millions, he led a busy life that included running his publicly traded company while hosting a national radio show on CBC Radio One about technology. He was working 16-hour days, non-stop. And then, everything crashed and he suffered a debilitating depression and addiction which nearly killed him. Today, Tod is an inspiring speaker on the topic of mental health in the workplace.



Tod's Latest Blog Posts

Keep Your Likes Private on Facebook

Facebook exposes the pages you Like to your Facebook friends. Here’s how to turn that off and keep your Likes private!

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“The education system is broken,” Maffin tells teachers

educationspeech

Is the school system working?

No, according to Tod Maffin of Vancouver, a leading communications expert, and keynote speaker at the Mighty Peace Teachers’ Convention last Thursday.

Although Maffin said he doesn’t have an intimate knowledge of school systems, he spoke as an employer, and said the current system is killing the future of education.

He compares it to the Rock Tumbler educational toy. The toy creates polished, rounded rocks from jagged stones. He believes through this process, the rocks lose their uniqueness.

He said the school system in its current form doesn’t cater to independent learning.

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