About
James Burchill is an internationally recognized Internet Marketing and Social Media expert, SEO consultant, corporate blogger, speaker, publisher and author.
He consults with businesses showing them how to create web marketing that gets you found, gets you noticed and gets you more business.
With more than 250 articles published, dozens of websites, and expert guest appearances - both in person and virtually - to his credit, James is a frequent first choice for large and small companies seeking to learn and profit from the practical application of today’s latest web technologies.
Technology Coach, Trainer & Seminar Leader
James is also a Technology Coach and creator of numerous educational and training materials and his unique approach to web marketing (along with his personable training services) makes him the preferred choice for select companies of all sizes: from ’solo-preneurs’ to large corporations including IBM, Goodyear, eBay, Esso, CAA, Rolls Royce, BMO, DoFasco and more…
“C” Level Management Expertise
Prior to starting his own consulting practice in 1999, James was Vice President of IT & Consulting for an international management and recruiting firm in southern Ontario. There he lead numerous multi-million dollar development projects and managed a team of more than a dozen skilled web programmers and designers.
Internationally Traveled
Born in England and now a Canadian citizen too, James has lived in Europe, Africa and Australia and along with numerous credentials including public speaking, psychology, communications, automation and technology, James is a certified Neuro Linguistics practitioner and learned the craft of penmanship at England’s prestigious London School of Writing.
Affiliations
James is an active member in good standing with both his local Burlington Chamber and Oakville Chamber of Commerce. James is also currently the Vice-Chair for the Burlington Chamber’s Communications Committee.
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