In a new thought leadership article, Alyssa shares her findings and what they mean for charity leaders and communicators.
Read Alyssa’s article: https://t.co/f2Xk6qWoe6
Fundraising often defines the communications mandate at Canadian international development charities, even when communicators want their work to do more.
Alyssa argues that charity leaders should decide what communications needs to accomplish alongside generating donations, and back those priorities with time and resources. Communications teams, in turn, need the strategic focus to determine what to accept, defer, or decline.
a hands-on half-day session on applying AI responsibly in municipal practice. Post-conference workshops are offered in person only.
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The McMaster University Master of Communications Management program is proud to serve as presenting sponsor of the 21st Annual Municipal Communications Conference, presented by Swansea Communications and SummersDirect.
On December 2, Dr. Alex Sévigny, APR, FCPRS, ICD.D will lead “Workshop A: Practical, Audit-Worthy AI for Municipal Communicators: Skills, Workflows, and Public Trust,”
The program is designed for working professionals, combining an on-campus residency at the start of each term with virtual learning throughout.
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Now in its 20th year, the MCM program brings together a community of more than 300 students and alumni. If you are ready to lead with purpose alongside communications leaders from across Canada, applications are now open for Cohort 21, with classes beginning in October 2027.