...here is our team • 15 years later
on this, the 5,537th day since mackerel closed it's doors
... we did not go bankrupt • covered most debt ...who do I still owe?
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Three of my favorite teams...
My very own... Murderer's Row...
My very first... the Lé glorioux, 1972...
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What a great project, I am loving it... This is all about gratitude as I care deeply about this particular bunch of goofballs, er... peoples. They were there, along for this ride right AT the beginning... heck, a pretty pivotal part of my life / career / blurr... Even before Al "freaking" Gore got involved.
I remain proud of what we did at Mackerel, I am proud of these folks and not at all surprised that they have to a person excelled at everything they have done since! Click here, for insight on who they were. BUT, I can tell ya, each and every one of them are even way more cooler NOW! Thanks guys... You know, it's an honor & a pleasure to still call these people, friends! We all have our favorite teams over the years... |
...AND OF COURSE: these crazy old wing nutz (who've all growed up)... One of my first and close to favorite team... BELLOW...
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Friendship is unnecessary, like philosophy, like art... It has no survival value; rather it is one of those things that give value to survival.
- C. S. Lewis Elay Cohen...
Elay Cohen is SVP, Productivity at Salesforce running all training, sales process, communications, technical enablement, events and support globally for sales teams, partners and customers. For over 4 years, Elay has innovated sales productivity with technology, social media and passion. (get better copy)
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Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend.
- Albert Camus Collin Douma...
Collin Douma is the Global Digital Planning Director for Gillette at Proximity Canada and BBDO NY. His primary function is to help Gillette in building their social, digital and innovation capabilities in cross discipline marketing and advertising around the world.
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Friendship... is not something you learn in school. But if you haven't learned the meaning of friendship, you really haven't learned anything.
- Muhammad Ali Paul Marhue...
Creative Director, Producer, Toronto Office - Paul studied Design & Illustration at the Ontario College of Art and Design until 1994. He then focused on Media Design and Illustration, both traditional and 3D illustration. - Paul has over 15 years of design experience. He has been employed by Mackerel Interactive Inc., ExtendMedia (Digital Renaissance), Armantus Inc. and now works as a contract designer.
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Peter Mosely...
A Netizen since the mid-eighties, an Internet Pioneer and international speaker, Peter was a founding member of MAGIC (Macintosh Awareness Group in Canada) BBS (Bulleting Board System) where he had the very first advertising related web page (The 4000th web page!) in 1992 with Magic Media's "Adrap"...
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Michele Gay...
Steamworks - We consist exactly of one artist and one particle physicist. We're keen to do fun games and love the challenge of developing for dynamically changing content. You may have noticed that we use flash a lot.
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Ryan Murphy...
Ryan Murphy - Manager, Information Technology at FUSE Marketing Group
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Karl Borst...
Karl Borst - Has been the creative architect of the wildly successful Webkinz brand since its inception.
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Fred Williamson...
The goods...
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Arthur Richardson...
The goods...
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Oliver Meurer...
The goods...
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Diana Galligan...
- An accomplished Manager and Creative Director with 15 years experience in range of creative and media projects including online ad development, directing, producing, script development, video production, creative strategy, eCommerce strategy and online marketing.
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Rick Conroy...
Featured volunteer:
Rick Conroy is one of Toronto's most cherished cycling advocates. For over 15 years, he has volunteered his time to make Toronto a better city to get around on a bike. |
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Tim Raliegh...
The goods...
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Chris Cummer...
Chris Cummer
I've been building software for 16 years now, and now spend the majority of my time doing so in Ruby and Objective-C. This has let me work with some of the best clients in the world. In my spare time I mainly hack on Climb It, trying to create the best possible rock climbing app I can. |
Kevin Steele...
The goods...
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Marie Boal...
The goods...
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Jarrko...
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Cat Cruicshank
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Rob Krieger...
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David Groff...
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Lisa Tabin...
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Mike Stanek
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Mike Korditch
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Stephen Thut
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Maggie Dorning...
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Margot Beddoe-Lewis...
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Thor Hendrikson...
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Trish Thornton...
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Veronica Dabis...
...after finishing an Interactive Multimedia course in 1994, I began working atTudhope Associates in Toronto. I was the first hire in their Multimedia division. But my goal was to work at Mackerel with the cool kids. So I was hired in 1995 and worked there for three years as an Art Director developing interactive cds. I learned how to make my first web site there and would stay up late working into the night on my site. The web became my primary mode of expression.
In 1999 I decided to go to San Francisco. I worked for Xeno, a small print and web firm who are no longer around, thenHowry Design Associates who hired me to be their Head of Web Development, and then worked as a designer and producer at gravity7 in South Park in the heart of the madness. From 2000 -01, I worked with the team at oxygen/thriveonline on women's health content.I continue to do freelance web and print work, along with a ton of side projects that keep me busy. I'm thinking about getting another dog. |
Robert Disher
Robert Disher has been designing and implementing digital graphic designs for the internet, video applications and hard copy for over 25 years. His company, Deluxe-Content.com is responsible for all aspect of The Sayers Groups' visual media needs. Working closely with Bill and his team, Robert puts their message into a visual form that is both inviting and "to the point". First impressions do count!
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Jeramy Cooke
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Dave Mazierski
Dave Mazierski graduated from the Department of Art As Applied to Medicine at U of T in 1982. His first project was to illustrate the world's first atlas of camel anatomy, and he has contributed to many other medical and scientific books, including Grant's Atlas of Anatomy. He currently teaches foundation courses in digital media production and illustration, as well as undergraduate courses in scientific visualization, while also maintaining a freelance illustration studio. Recently, he completed an M.Sc. in vertebrate paleontology, supervised by Prof. Robert Reisz at the U of T Mississauga campus.
Apparently Dave is REALLY into tattoos! - COOL VIDEO ON YOUTUBE! |
Andrew Keyes...
About Andrew KeyesThe father of two, Andrew Keyes has lived in the Toronto-Danforth area for close to 15 years. He graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Arts from Ryerson University in 1984 and has dedicated his career to the art and science of effective communication. His diverse body of work has received international recognition including top honours for advertising and design. Mr. Keyes continues to provide strategic communication and guidance for his clients.Andrew has been an active community volunteer, serving on the Board of Directors and as President of the Cornell Ratepayers Association.
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Chris Ruffo
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Albert Lai
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Joey Devilla
Adam Smith Sandra Bornn |
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