Market healthcare
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Jane Hope named Marketing Chair
Member of the board of the Montreal General Hospital Foundation
Design a lakehouse interior
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Decades old décor hid good bones.
Some original, some local, barn beams span new openings to welcome light, views, and family gatherings.
Celebrate new thinking
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A new award program for newbies
The HOPE AWARDS recognize the contributions of newcomers to question the status quo and affect positive change.
Curate an art collection
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Amazon Art at Grand Central Terminal
A handful of connoisseurs curated collections shown in New York City and online to mark the launch of Amazon Art.
Ruisseau Jackson, aire naturelle protégée
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A community-based movement to raise awareness, change lifestyle habits, influence zoning and development, and to create partnerships with public and private environmental organizations.
Misc magazine
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Anatomy of a workplace romance
Hope dispenses wisdom from Joni Mitchell — a woman not unfamiliar to those circumstances: “Two heads are better than one.”
White House Office of Public Engagement
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A cross section of creative thinkers from advertising, entertainment and publishing met at the Obama White House to brainstorm on innovative strategies and messages to communicate the Affordable Care Act to Americans without health insurance.
Marketing magazine
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Taxi turns 20
How many kisses? That and other important lessons from the founders of TAXI on the occasion of their 20th anniversary.
Infopresse
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Taxi a 20 ans, douter pour avancer
TAXI a vu le jour il y a 20 ans. Paul Lavoie, en compagnie de Jane Hope, revient sur le chemin parcouru par l’agence et evoque celui à venir.
Globe and Mail
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Mad Women of Advertising
Despite lingering sexism, a growing number of women are grabbing the reins of Canada’s ad agencies, an industry with an annual economic impact of $15 billion per year. Here are six of this country’s mad women who are making changes from the top.