This month there is a lot of talk about careers – the transition, the paths, the interviews. Our April PD event features a lively discussion on managing career transitions and the IABC London website has been full of career opportunities with London’s finest teams and organizations. If you have the opportunity to participate in an…

  Last week, the winners of the 2015 Gold Quill Awards were announced. IABC London is pleased to announce Fred DeVries of Western University has won an Award of Merit for a writing entry titled: Impact Western: Donor Communication at Western University. Fred recently sat with IABC London to talk about this honour. Q. You…

IABC London is supported by a volunteer workforce of more than 50 local communicators. This includes board members, committee members, liaisons, and award program judges. In honour of National Volunteer Week (April 12-18), we would like to thank the many committee members who support our 2014-2015 activities: Professional Development Committee: Megan McIllmoyl Shobhita Sharma Virtuoso…

IABC London is pleased to welcome Gotham Studios as an in-kind sponsor this year for video and photography services for the 2015 Virtuoso Awards. “Why Gotham?’ is a question we hear a lot. It has to do with both the style of our work and who we are,” says Gotham founder Steven Domjancic. Shortly after…

After many months of work and consultation with communicators worldwide, the Global Communications Certification Council has launched the first level of a new certification program based on the Global Standard for communication developed by IABC. The “Communication Management Professional” – the first of four anticipated levels – is aimed at the Generalist/Specialist with between 6…

By: Sonya Gilpin I have officially entered the no-man’s land. It’s the seemingly endless catch-all between the juniors and the boss. It’s dominated by ambiguous titles like Specialist, Strategist, and Consultant. I’ve reached the dreaded five-seven year mark. The fear of getting lost in the void can be gripping, but I take comfort in the…