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This role will manage subscription campaigns, including automated flows and promotional emails from strategy to execution with a strong foundation in e-commerce best practices. In this role you will be responsible for helping to define and execute critical email marketing strategies with global scope. 26, 2023.Job ID: 2389701 | Services LLCBlink Marketing is looking for a data-driven, customer-obsessed email marketing manager to drive campaign strategy and execution for multiple countries across platforms. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. The world championships are set for March 15-17 in Rotterdam, Netherlands.ĥ00 metres - Florence Brunelle (Trois-Rivières, Que.), Rikki Doak (Fredericton), Renée Steenge (Brampton, Ont.)ġ,000 - Claudia Gagnon (La Baie, Que.), Blais (Châteauguay, Que.), Doakġ,500 (1) - Gagnon, Blais, Sarault (Moncton, N.B.)ĥ00 - Maxime Laoun (Montreal), Jordan Pierre-Gilles (Sherbrooke, Que.), Dubois (Lachenaie, Que.)ġ,000 - Dandjinou (Montreal), Roussel (Sherbrooke), Laounġ,500 (1) - Dandjinou, Roussel, Pascal Dion (Montreal) 3-5 Four Continents speedskating championships at Place Bell.

Some Canadian skaters will then take part in a third consecutive competition at home as Laval, Que., hosts the Nov. The competition begins Friday with qualification followed by quarterfinals, semifinals and finals on Saturday and Sunday. “The idea is to get them familiar with working with each other in different ways so that when we arrive at major competitions, we've developed that - there's nothing new, there's no surprises and we know what we have to do.' 'We want results, but we're thinking about the whole team because we don't know what team we'll have at the world championships in March or in a year or two,” he said. “Everything we worked on in training, we see it's there, we see we're close, it'll take a little refinement.”ĭespite the success in relays, Canada may not ice the same combinations this weekend.Ĭros said it’s a balancing act between chasing results and developing the skaters. “Of course, the world championships are more important, but I still see that some of our athletes are not yet at 100 per cent (of their abilities). 'It's not the time to peak, but we're still in a state of mind where we want to do well in every competition,” said Cros. He still expects his team to produce even though it’s early in the season. 'But I'm confident that I can work on that and arrive strong (this weekend).'Ĭros said they would try to correct the “little mistakes” and “little details” that made the difference, using video to point out some tweaks certain skaters could make. 'Individually I have a lot to work on,' said Blais, who had her best result in the 1,500, where she came sixth. South Korea led all countries with seven solo medals.Ĭanadian national champion Courtney Sarault had a fourth-place finish in the women’s 1,000 but said she wasn’t feeling great physically and “wouldn't say it was my best competition ever.”ĭanaé Blais - who skated Canada to gold in the final laps of the women’s relay - said she separates that triumph from her individual races. Individually, the team won three medals in eight events as Steven Dubois took silver in the first men’s 1,000-metre event, William Dandjinou earned bronze in the second, and Felix Roussel won silver in the men’s 500. 'If we talk about numbers, if we want to be the top country, then we should have more medals than everybody else, and that would be a perfect weekend,' said Cros with a smile.Ĭanada captured gold in the men’s and women’s relays to cap the weekend on a positive note. So what would make a good weekend in Cros’s eyes? MONTREAL - Short track speedskating coach Sébastien Cros is hoping Canada can improve on its individual medal haul as the world’s top skaters return to Maurice Richard Arena for a second ISU World Cup event from Friday to Sunday.Ĭros called the individual results at the season-opening World Cup event in Montreal last weekend 'a little disappointing.'

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