Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
April 11, 2007
President and founder of
Issues Ink, Robynne
Anderson, today announced that Issues Ink will be focused on
growing their publishing division. The consulting division will
become part of a new enterprise owned by AdFarm. Issues Ink
publishing employees, and offices remain in place and dedicated
to top quality print and electronic communications in the areas
of agriculture and food.
Issues Ink’s publications include:
-
Germination
– the magazine of the Canadian seed industry
-
Seed World – exploring
the issues of America’s seed industry
-
Spud Smart – the
national voice for the Canadian potato industry
-
Seed.ab.ca – the
official guide of the Alberta Seed Industry Partnership
- Flavourful – promoting
Canadian food for international tables
-
G-Mail –
weekly electronic newsletter of the Canadian seed industry
-
Seed Week – weekly electronic newsletter of the American
seed industry
- Canola POD – “Performance
Online Database” for the Canola Council of Canada
"With the growth in the
agriculture sector, we feel the time is right to divide our
operations into two streams. The publishing company has a high
profile role in key sectors in the industry and has plans for
future expansion. Our consulting division is also growing and
the divestiture of that operation to AdFarm creates
opportunities for a broader range of services and critical
mass," said Anderson. Anderson will continue to operate the
publishing company and will also provide assistance to the
consulting business to ensure maximum client service. Issues
Ink’s publishing team, including VP Operations Cheryl Mayer and
VP Business Development Shawn Brook, remain in place.
Issues Ink has a 17 year history in the agriculture sector and
has been responsible for many custom publications and new
launches. The company also has a range of creative ancillary
products such as electronic media and customized news services. |
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