July 2018: Newcomers to Canada Special
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Newcomer AdviceA health communications newcomer finds her nicheBY SANDY HALLIDAY | sandy.halliday@greenshield.ca Don’t take rejection personally, ask for the interviewer’s feedback and unleash the power of LinkedIn as you network your way to your first job. That’s the advice Sandy Halliday, who moved from the U.S. to Canada in 2017, has to offer other new permanent residents.
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Job SearchLearn and look for opportunities everywhereBY MAURICIO CUELLAR | maucuellarc@gmail.com In the fall of 2017, Mauricio Cuellar left Mexico and immigrated to Canada with his family. With more than a decade’s worth of communications experience, he has worked with global brands such as PepsiCo, HSBC, ING and Walmart.
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Social Media Crisis ManagementThe crisis minefield expands in the digital ageBY MARK NUSCA | mark.nusca@relaypr.ca Marketing disasters, data breaches and social movements can decimate brand trust in a social media minute, but crisis management fundamentals still apply.
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From the webFeaturing content from members’ blog posts, LinkedIn articles and video channels.Podcasting in higher education communicationsBY SHARON ASCHAIEK | sharon@higheredcommunications.com What’s the difference between a trainer, coach and facilitator?BY PRIYA BATES, ABC, MC, CMP, IABC FELLOW TimeBY JACQUI D’EON Chuck Chats with Maliha Aqeel on thought leadership, brand and integrated communicationBY MALIHA AQEEL AND CHUCK GOSE |