Community Leadership

Volunteer

The strength of IABC Edmonton comes from the people who help shape it.

From events and programming to partnerships, awards, mentorship, and community engagement, our volunteers help create meaningful experiences for communicators across the capital region.

Whether you’re early in your career or an experienced professional, there are opportunities to contribute your skills and help move the profession forward.

Ways To Contribute

Volunteers support the chapter in a variety of ways, including event support, communications, social media, sponsorship, programming, and member engagement. We welcome different strengths and perspectives, whether your expertise is in strategy, content, digital, operations, or community building.

Why Volunteer

Volunteering with IABC Edmonton is an opportunity to build leadership experience, grow your network, and contribute to the communications profession in Edmonton. It is also a chance to work alongside other professionals who care deeply about craft, standards, and community.

Current Opportunities

Vice President

Help shape the future of IABC Edmonton by supporting the President in chapter leadership, strategic planning, and board development. This role includes overseeing board recruitment, strengthening regional relationships, and supporting governance initiatives. Applicants must have served at least one year on the IABC Edmonton Board of Directors. The Vice President transitions to President after one year.

Director of Membership & Volunteers

Lead IABC Edmonton’s membership and volunteer initiatives by supporting recruitment, engagement, and retention. This role focuses on welcoming new members, connecting volunteers with opportunities, recognizing their contributions, and strengthening the chapter’s communications community.

Director of Capital Awards

Help celebrate excellence in Edmonton’s communications community by leading the planning and execution of IABC Edmonton’s annual Capital Awards. This role oversees award submissions, judging, event coordination, and promotion to recognize outstanding work in the profession.

Director of Events

Bring Edmonton’s communications community together by planning and coordinating networking events, mixers, and other chapter activities. This role involves managing event logistics, working with vendors and special guests, and collaborating with the marketing team to promote engaging experiences for members.

Volunteer Policy

The IABC Edmonton Volunteers portfolio provides communicators with opportunities for career and leadership development, networking and community involvement. It also allows volunteers to learn new skills and gain valuable experiences. Anyone with an interest in communications is welcome to sign up to become a volunteer. Priority for long-term volunteer opportunities (more than three months) will be given to members. In the event that a volunteer position is not filled by an IABC member, the opportunity may be offered to non-members with the understanding that non-members will be required to become IABC members within three months of beginning a volunteer position. Casual volunteer opportunities (less than three months) and one-off event support opportunities are open to both IABC members and non-members, however, priority will be given to members.