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Announcing Canadian Couch Potato’s coolest giveaway yet! Here’s your chance to hear Peter Aceto, the affable president and CEO of ING Direct Canada, and Sir Richard Branson, the daredevil CEO of The Virgin Group. These two business leaders will be speaking at Toronto’s Westin Harbour Castle on Wednesday, October 27, at 1 pm, and four [...]
Announcing Canadian Couch Potato’s coolest giveaway yet! Here’s your chance to hear Peter Aceto, the affable president and CEO of ING Direct Canada, and Sir Richard Branson, the daredevil CEO of The Virgin Group. These two business leaders will be speaking at Toronto’s Westin Harbour Castle on Wednesday, October 27, at 1 pm, and four lucky Couch Potatoes will be in the audience.
ING Direct has generously provided two pairs of complimentary tickets to this exclusive event, which I’m offering up to readers in the Toronto area. To be eligible for the draw, all you need to do is email [email protected] with the correct answer to this skill-testing question:
I will randomly select three winners from all correct entries received before midnight ET on Sunday, October 24. Before you enter, please be certain that you will be able to use these tickets, which are valued at $189 each and highly sought after. (Remember, it’s a weekday afternoon.)
Winners will be notified by email on Monday morning. Good luck!
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