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Maureen NormanAlibi Entertainment has just announced that Maureen Norman has been appointed the company’s new Director, Sales and Marketing for Alibi Branded, Alibi Entertainment Inc.’s branded entertainment division. In her role, Maureen will oversee the development, creation and production of short form digital content for consumer brands and seek out cross-platform integration opportunities.

Prior to joining she led Emerging Opportunities for the Shaw Media Marketing Ventures team where she worked cross-functionally with multiple Shaw business units to explore, develop and execute partnerships that leveraged content and data-rich technologies, platforms and solutions. Norman joined Shaw Media (then Canwest) in 2008 as a senior Marketing Ventures integrated solutions specialist working with media and creative agencies as well as directly with clients. Before joining Shaw, Norman worked at several agencies in Toronto including JWT, Cossette and Leo Burnett.


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