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Shopify Stock Reverses Up Amid Q3 Earnings, Revenue Miss – Investor's Business Daily

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Marcie Pollack-MacMillan is CB’s November Entrepreneur-in-Residence

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It’s safe to say that not since the recession of 2008 has the employment sector faced as much rapid change as during these COVID-19 times. Marcie Pollack-MacMillan—the founder and self-described “President of Chaos” of Toronto’s Marketers on Demand and Executive Talent on Demand—remembers 2008 well, and was uniquely well-equipped for the pandemic’s upheaval, especially with a financial boost from BMO.

A noted visionary in the talent-placement space, Pollack-MacMillan (and co.) are known for sourcing workers for brands and agencies close to home in Toronto as well as far-flung locales like Miami—surely an agile godsend in a time of reduced budgets, hours, headcounts and overall HR uncertainty. In conversation with Mike Bonner, BMO’s Head of Canadian Business Banking, Marcie speaks to finding her niche, her personal guidelines for talent curation, and finding inspiration from her own life for her unique title.

First off, can you explain why you call yourself the ‘President of Chaos?’

Everyone has different degrees of chaos in their life, but I’ve got four kids and a dog, we just bought a couple of bunnies, I’m working full-time and there’s obviously extra chaos during COVID…

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