Why it's Important to be a Member of a Professional Communications Association

Why it's Important to be a Member of a Professional Communications Association

In a field of practice that features few certainties, there is this one - membership in a professional communications association will make you a better professional and help your career. In this episode, Sue Heuman of Focus Communications explains how. Guest Sue Heuman, Master Communicator Focus Communications sueh@focuscom.ca Send us a note about this episode. We'll reply and thank you on a future episode Support the show

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The Mentorship Myths Holding PR Professionals Back

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25 Aug 21min

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18 Aug 23min

Two Thirds of the Room but Almost NONE of the Corner Offices

Two Thirds of the Room but Almost NONE of the Corner Offices

In Canada, women make up roughly two thirds of the public relations profession. They are the majority in the classrooms, the majority in the entry level roles, and the majority climbing through the mi...

11 Aug 20min

Good Girls Are Quiet

Good Girls Are Quiet

Most women don't lose their voice all at once. It happens slowly, quietly, and with the best of intentions. They soften their tone here. They hold back an opinion there. They make themselves a little ...

4 Aug 19min

The Paradox of Polarization… Division Makes PR More Valuable

The Paradox of Polarization… Division Makes PR More Valuable

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28 Jul 15min

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Sticky Stories Start with the Itch Your Audience is Already Scratching

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21 Jul 20min

Reputation Management vs Reputation Architecture

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14 Jul 23min

Why the Future of IABC May Be Less Stage and More Circle

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7 Jul 22min

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