John Trainor Email & Phone Number

Leading all sales & marketing initiatives at EIO to further our joint missions: helping small businesses build better teams while creating better jobs for Canadian workers.

Having worked with EIO Solutions in a contractor role for the past five years, I now join them in-house as their point-person for growth initiatives.EIO (Employee Investment Optimization) is a philosophy I helped create. I firmly believe the principles we've founded will level the playing field for small businesses competing for talent in Canada, so I can't wait to spread our message and support more incredible clients.

The answers to what you do and why you do it are the foundation of every business. Failing to nail them, owners are forced to compensate by spending countless hours and thousands of dollars convincing people of their worth.As a writer with a knack for answering those questions, I help owners build that foundation in the form of a Brand Story, then work with them to harness the power of that story to grow a purpose-fueled business.

Vaughan, On

I worked for a little under four years as the Marketing Lead for EIO Solutions, acting as a one-man stop for strategy, project planning and content creation.In that time, I led the company through a rebrand that joined two distinct service offerings under the umbrella of Employee Investment Optimization—a novel solution that gives small business owners more control of the money they spend on their people. I continue to work with EIO Solutions as a brand consultant, ensuring their message continues to resonate, their business continues to thrive, and "EIO" becomes commonplace among Canadian businesses.

Toronto, Canada Area

I entered Naked as an Account Coordinator working with The Globe and Mail. As I grew in my role, I took on more responsibility, becoming the account lead in mid 2015. In my years with Naked, I oversaw an average of 200 projects annually, with deliverables ranging from print, social content, and videos, to web pages, to event and sponsorship support—including a multimedia campaign that broke a Canadian Twitter engagement record in 2014.