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Colin Bhowmik
Digital Marketing Consultant,
Open Rate Consulting
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Open Rate Consulting founder, Colin Bhowmik, has a wealth of experience planning, directing and managing email programs for Fortune 500 companies in Canada and the US. More recently with Epsilon, Colin worked with market leading Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) companies ...
Open Rate Consulting founder, Colin Bhowmik, has a wealth of experience planning, directing and managing email programs for Fortune 500 companies in Canada and the US. More recently with Epsilon, Colin worked with market leading Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) companies Pepsi and Unilever. He has also supported clients in the Consumer Electronics, Telecommunications, Retail, and Financial verticals providing valuable insights and thought leadership.
Client Reference:
"Colin lead Epsilon’s e-mail account team supporting hundreds of campaign across numurous brands in the US & CA. He consistently met and exceeded expectations through his proactiveness, industry knowledge and communication skills. I highly recommend Colin for anyone interested in optimizing their email marketing initiatives and/or developing a broader digitial marketing strategy.”
— Jim Keyt, Digital Marketing Services, Unilever
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Client Reference:
"Colin lead Epsilon’s e-mail account team supporting hundreds of campaign across numurous brands in the US & CA. He consistently met and exceeded expectations through his proactiveness, industry knowledge and communication skills. I highly recommend Colin for anyone interested in optimizing their email marketing initiatives and/or developing a broader digitial marketing strategy.”
— Jim Keyt, Digital Marketing Services, Unilever
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Sept. 27, 2010
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The Apple Roadmap: What Steve Jobs Doesn't Want Microsoft to Figure Out
Thanks for continuing the conversation gents! Some great food for thought. With the recent introduction of the Magic Trackpad I am even more convinced that the iOS is on a collision path with Mac OSX. Once Mac OSX is "gesture friendly" a whole new generation ... more
