User:Developments/sandbox
| File:Enerknight Media Inc.png | |
| Industry | Advertising, Digital Media |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2014 |
| Founder | Zakir Hussein |
| Headquarters | 1232 9th Avenue SE, Calgary, Alberta, Canada |
Key people | Zakir Hussein,CEO |
| Products | Web Development, SEO, Social Media, Logo Development |
| Website | www.Enerknight.com |
Enerkinght media
Enerknight Media is a Canadian digital advertising agency, with the headquarters located in Calgary, Alberta. They provide services in web development, Social Media, logo development.
History
It was founded in 2014. The company’s founder is Zakir Hussein, he started this agency from his parent’s basement with one client, to having an office in the heart of Ingelwood with multiply clients. Zakir wanted to help people come up with creative ways to represent their business, with web development, Social Media, and logo development.
- Entrepreneur:
A few decades ago, becoming a CEO before your thirties was unheard of. Nowadays, with mentors like Facebook\’s Mark Zuckerberg and Groupon\’s Andrew Mason being huge successes in their twenties — the same age as many university graduates — many students are considering creating a job over finding one. Zakir Hussein, 22, is one such student. In March, he won the 2012 regional championship for Western Canada in the Student Entrepreneur National Competition, organized by Advancing Canadian Entrepreneurship. \”I realized, I could be an employee, or I could be my own boss and share my vision with the world,\” says Hussein, a student at the University of Calgary who is majoring in both petroleum geology and environmental management.
- News and notes':
It seems to be a long time since we were first teased with the announcement that Rodney’s Oyster House was opening a restaurant in Calgary. This week, Rodney’s opened its doors on the corner of 10th Avenue and 4th Street S.W. Spread over two levels of the 107 year-old Case Manufacturing building, the 8,000 square feet of dining area seats 320 customers. It features live lobster and crab tanks and the freshest choice of between eight to 20 different oyster varieties on any given day, live sea scallops and many other fist specialties. Rodney’s has also opened a window along 4th Street side of the restaurant. A grab and go where you can stop by for a pickup menu that includes New England Clam Chowder, Ipswich Fried Clam Rolls and, of course, fish and chips with malt vinegar.