How do you want to be recognized for outstanding communications projects? Starting this month, IABC London will engage you in a conversation about project-based communications awards. From the format of awards programming to the judging process to recognition of winners, we want to hear from you and work collaboratively to build a program that fits…
by Kerri Loudoun, IABC London Director of Professional Development As communicators we tend to be juggling a lot of details. Deadlines must be met, prep for internal meetings is required, presentations to stakeholders need completing, briefs to designers need to be created. And any project manager will tell you the stories of getting everything you’ve…
In 2019, IABC London celebrates a special milestone: it’s our chapter’s 40th anniversary! 40 years of empowering communicators in our community and providing a place where professionals can come together to learn, network, become the best professional communicators possible. “This year will be something special, and we have a lot in store to share” says…
At this very special time of year, the word pause resonates more deeply than ever – and for good reason. We all work hard in our professional and personal lives. There are countless demands on us for time, knowledge and effort. Without taking the time to nurture ourselves inside, we cannot possibly sustain the positive…
Written By: Alicia Baertsoen Workplace environments are changing – are you ready? On November 20, 2019, IABC hosted The Changing Landscape of Workplace Environments, an event aimed at educating leaders interested in transitioning their company’s online or physical workspaces. From 11:30 am to 1 pm., an exclusive panel of Toronto and London-based industry leaders shared…
IABC London’s Board announced in October that we are taking a purposeful pause on our project-based Virtuoso Awards so that we can listen to you and improve the recognition opportunities that our chapter offers. We want to deliver a program that reflects your needs, and this involves careful listening. The ad-hoc committee (see our friendly faces below!)…
