Volunteering looks great on a resume, gets you into your field, and gives you benefits that can last your entire life. You meet people in your field, you gain professional friends and colleagues, and you get great experience. All these reasons and more should be pushing you to volunteer with the IABC.
It’s necessary to understand how change management can affect our organizations in our constantly advancing society.
Personal branding is hard: we understand. Check our our 6 tips to help improve your personal branding and your overall internet presence!
The Capital Awards are a celebration of the Edmonton communications community, and they are coming up soon! On May 31, we are celebrating communications GEMS at the Matrix hotel – and whether you’re submitting your work for consideration or not, you’ll certainly leave with some GEMS of your own. Here are the 3 reasons why you need to attend the Capital Awards gala this year.
Why is written communication important? How can we use it to our advantage?
Our IABC #YEG community boasts 500 members and counting with varying experience, skill sets, and roles at over 200 organizations in Edmonton. Our anonymous summary of our members’ career stats will show you why IABC Edmonton is the place to meet and learn from industry professionals with a shared appetite for all things Comms!
Are your 2018 IABC Gold Quill Awards entries ready? Your last chance to enter is coming up quick – the final deadline for submissions is January 30, 2018. Time is ticking, so we’ve summarized some of the best tips and resources from the IABC Gold Quill website to help you submit an effective entry that aligns with evaluation criteria and showcases all of your great work!
As the lines continue to blur between personal and corporate communications, now more than ever, taking a mobile approach to internal communication is imperative to strategic success. So what has IABC Edmonton done to keep up with the times?