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June 15, 2024

Pride, pricing and people

In the June issue of The Buzz, IABC/Toronto’s Professional Independent Communicators (PIC) dig into supporting Pride, share tips for pricing and celebrate PIC people.

Visible support for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community is more important than ever. Sue Horner, SCMP, gets some advice from The 519’s Aniska Ali, CFRE, on how we can be better allies.

Returning to freelancing after a couple of years away from it had Ali Wines asking questions about pricing. She recaps what she learned at our May session, Pricing Secrets From the Pros, Part 2.

In this issue, you’ll also meet new PIC member Colleen Finnegan and learn more about PIC Personality Matisse Hamel-Nelis. Find out what’s put Priya Bates, Nathalie Noël and Sarah L. Manley Robertson in the news. Learn how Catharine Heddle‘s IABC membership paid for itself thanks to PIC.

Want to comment on the issue, make a suggestion or ask about volunteer opportunities? Connect with any of the PIC executive (scroll to the bottom and find our names) on LinkedIn, follow the PIC LinkedIn business page or email toronto-sig@iabc.to. We’d love to hear from you.

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