
Bob Ramsay
President Ramsay Inc
- Toronto ON
Helping clients think differently about what they want to show and tell the world.
Social
Biography
Industry Expertise
Areas of Expertise
Accomplishments
Fellow
2011
Royal Canadian Geographical Society
Recipient
2013
Queen Elizabeth Silver Jubilee Medal
Courage to Come Back Award -- 2006 Awardee
CAMH -- Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
Education
Princeton University
B.A.
English Literature
1972
Affiliations
- Toronto Public Library Foundation : Governor's Council member
- St. Lawrence Centre : Chair Marketing Committee of the Board
Media Appearances
Canada Needs More Meaningful Consultation on Physician-Assisted Death
The Huffington Post online
2015-09-14
Last month, Ottawa's expert panel on PAD -- physician-assisted death -- launched its website so that we could provide our views, not on if it should be legal (the Supreme Court decided that in February), but how it should happen...
When it comes to Pan Am Games, there’s bound to be an overkill of rules
Toronto Star online
2015-06-10
At the finish line of this year’s Boston Marathon stood a large sign that read: “Absolutely no weapons allowed.” Really? Bostonians had to be told that? But at least they had tragic reality as a backdrop. Here in Toronto, the “Conditions of Entry to a Venue” at the Pan Am Games are as bizarre and Martian as the security and driving regulations that are making the 2.6 million of us who live here feel like slightly illegal aliens who don’t quite get the language...
The misplaced optimism of gender diversity targets
The Globe and Mail online
2015-06-02
So how’s the Ontario Security Commission’s new “comply or explain” policy doing in nudging our public companies to put more women on their boards? Well, if the first six months offer any clue, it will take 68 more years before boards will reach gender parity – longer than anyone reading this piece will be alive...
Walking is the New Driving
The Huffington Post online
2015-04-27
Walking never got any respect: it was slow, unsexy and boring. Only losers walked. But today, walking is what the cool kids do, whether they're staving off Alzheimers and depression, losing weight or gaining creativity. In fact, over 4.5 million people have watched Toronto doctor Mike Evans' online video: 23 ½ Hours: "What's the single best thing we can do for our health?...