There are no words that can account for the tragedy resulting from the earthquake that Japan experienced on Friday. The loss of life and damage from the tsunami that followed the earthquake itself is heartbreaking.

Prior to this situation, I had made arrangements to meet with customers in several Asian countries, including Japan. With some uncertainty and a desire to keep my commitment I arrived in Tokyo on Sunday. The flight over took a small detour to avoid the badly damaged area, and any possible radiation, around Sendai. Upon landing at Narita, it seemed like business as usual. Other arrivals and departures are on time, train service to the city restored, and passengers busily moving around the terminals.

Due to our rapid expansion Front60 is hiring an Interactive Project Manager to work out of office in downtown Toronto.

You must have 4+ years of experience in creative and web development/interactive project management. This is a full-time position with benefits.

For more details on the Interactive Project Manager position see our careers section.

As an Interactive Project Manager you'll have the opportunity to advance to more senior roles within our growing company. Please send us your resume, availability and salary expectations to hr-apply@webcanada.com

We look forward to hearing from the best and brightest Interactive Project Managers in Toronto.

I'm excited to be part of a talented panel discussion that will address the challenges and opportunities of building global websites as part of next week's travel and tourism marketing conference in Toronto.

This year the sixth annual "Online Revealed" tourism and online marketing conference has partnered with The Hotel Association of Canada and the Canadian Tourism marketing Summit. Dubbed as Canada's first and only user generated internet marketing conference, they are attracting over 500 of the top tourism and travel industry professionals to share ideas March 8-9 at the Sheraton Centre Toronto.