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Mark Szabo is the newest member of the Karo tribe, joining us as Director, Client Services during Leigh Blakely’s maternity leave.

The landscape is changing for post-secondary institutions, and their students' expectations are changing as a result. How are institutions responding?

On October 3, Raise It Up brings the spirit of FuZao to Calgary with a hip hop party at the Karo Warehouse.

By 2010, Generation Y will outnumber the baby boomers, and 96% of them are part of a social network. Is your brand ready to engage them?

As the mundane and the procedural become increasingly more automated, creative problem solving is in higher demand in the workplace. But do current rewards systems push us to creative heights or keep us grounded in mediocrity? This TED talk from Dan Pink may have the answer.

If you want people to take notice, sometimes you need to really shake up their expectations. Karo did just that for the Calgary International Reggae Festival. Forgoing Reggae’s traditional imagery and palette and changing the name of the event, we broadened the brand to speak to the Reggae in everybody.

Lately the term “tribe” has received a lot of attention, due in part to the popularity of Seth Godin’s book Tribes. Here at Karo, we’ve been a tribe for several years now and have a different take from Godin on the term, one we believe is more relevant to organizations, not just social networks.