Introducing our new Communicator Editor in Chief, Linda Bicho-Vachon
Linda Bicho-Vachon is a journalist, writer and editor with experience in storytelling for corporations and media organizations. As a chase producer for one of Canada’s national news outlets, she produced informative segments on the day’s top stories covering a variety of topics including politics, business, health, and entertainment. Her written work has appeared in BNN Bloomberg and Benefits Canada. Prior to this, Linda spent 20 years as a human resources manager where she led dynamic teams, drove strategy, and produced employee communications designed to engage employees and boost brand favourability. Whether it’s a news story, feature, essay or business communications, Linda brings a unique perspective that will make your story stand out. You can contact Linda at toronto-editor@iabc.to.
Spring 2024: Crisis Communications
In this issue, we explore a topic that is critical for any organization navigating today’s complex landscape: crisis communications.
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Communicator is IABC/Toronto’s online magazine written by members featuring information and insights on topics relevant to communicators in the GTA.
Spring 2024:Crisis CommunicationsIn this issue, we explore a topic that is critical for any organization navigating today’s complex landscape: crisis communications Read this issue |
Winter 2024:UpskillingIn this issue, we focus on staying ahead of the curve which is essential as we shift and adapt to new communications methods, and try to anticipate what will be the next big trend. Read this issue |
Summer 2023: The Inclusivity, Diversity, Equity & Accessibility Edition
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Special Edition: 80th Anniversary Communicator
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Spring 2022: Communications and Technology
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Winter 2022: Communicators’ Mental Health & Well-being
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Fall 2021: Inclusion, Diversity, Equity & Accessibility (IDEA) in the Communications Industry
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Summer 2021: Making the most out of your IABC Membership
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Spring 2021: Project and Change Management in the Communications IndustryIn this issue of IABC/Toronto Communicator – “Project and Change Management in the Communications Industry” – we are exploring interconnectivity between communications and change management work, and best practices that can help you become a better change management partner for your organization/client(s). Read this issue |
Winter 2021: Communicating in the age of COVID-19In this edition of the Communicator – “Communicating in the age of COVID-19,” we share our go-to tactics and best practices to inspire trust and keep our audiences informed and engaged during the global pandemic. Read this issue |
Fall 2020: Turning the dial on D&IIn this edition of the Communicator, “Turning the dial on D&I,” we are exploring the critical importance of diversity and inclusion and ways in which we, as communicators, can help organizations move beyond talk. Read this issue |
Summer 2020: Technology and trendsIn this issue of the Communicator, we are looking at “Technology and trends” — specifically how communications professionals have adapted their practice amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Read this issue |
Spring 2020: On the job huntAre you searching for a communications job or looking to climb the company ladder? Improve your job-hunting skills, gain valuable insights and more by reading the spring 2020 issue of the Communicator! Read this issue |
Winter 2020: Internal communications
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Fall 2019: Diversity and inclusion
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July 2019: Communicators in the community
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May 2019: Professional development
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March 2019: Technology and communication
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November 2018: Membership matters
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July 2018: Newcomers to Canada Special
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May 2018: Gearing to Communicate in the 2020sAs the world marches toward the 2020s, communicators will face many new opportunities and challenges. This issue of Communicator explores what communications will look like in the next decade. Read this issue |
March 2018: Marketing and Communications
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Say Hello to the NEW Communicator!
We’re happy to announce that with the March 2018 issue, Communicator – the official publication of IABC/Toronto, written for members by members – will take on a new avatar!
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Spring 2021: Project and Change Management in the Communications Industry
In this issue of IABC/Toronto Communicator – “Project and Change Management in the Communications Industry” – we are exploring interconnectivity between communications and change management work, and best practices that can help you become a better change management partner for your organization/client(s).
Read this issueNew format/delivery: The publication will be delivered to your inbox in email newsletter format. The new Communicator can be easily shared with friends and colleagues.
- Greater content diversity (including video!): The e-newsletter will continue to feature articles written exclusively for the chapter by its members. In addition, we’ll also include curated content from members’ blog posts, LinkedIn articles and video channels.
So, members – wow us with your thought leadership abilities! Whether you are an experienced professional or a recent graduate, get yourself heard in the new Communicator! Click here to learn more.