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Celebrate Women’s History Month on Catalyst
Career Roadmap | 23 March 2021
Celebrate Women’s History Month on Catalyst
by: IABC Staff

On Monday, 8 March, people around the globe celebrated International Women’s Day, uplifting the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. IABC is thankful for all of the women who share their time and expertise with the association and uphold the Global Standard in the profession. To celebrate, take a look back on some of the most popular Catalyst articles published this year, authored by women of the IABC global community.

Defining Your Communication Priorities for 2021

By Katie Macaulay

After a year like 2020, when so many communication plans had to be rewritten, it’s no surprise that communicators were puzzling over how to prioritize goals for the new year. How do we best formulate plans while navigating uncertain times? Katie Macaulay recommends using evidence-based planning, accounting for stakeholders’ voices and crunching the data to plan for success. Read more.

PodCatalyst Episode 3: Uncovering Unconscious Biases

Featuring Smita Tharoor

In this episode of PodCatalyst, Smita Tharoor — co-founder of Culturelytics, founder of Tharoor Associates and IABC 2021 Leadership Institute closing keynote speaker — discusses the “a-ha” moments she has witnesses while helping others explore unconscious biases, what it means to be dynamic in a pandemic and the progress made in addressing biases and the work that is still ahead. Listen now.

From Internal to External Communication: Building a Strategic Skill Set

By Katherine Loftus

In this miniseries featuring communicators who have transitioned from internal to external communication roles, Katherine Loftus explains the challenges of the transition and advice for other communicators who are considering making this change. Read more.

Be Your Own Boss

By Tara Mogan Blom, MMC, ABC

Do you ever think about taking the leap to become your own boss? Tara Mogan Blom shares three pieces of advice from her own experience making the career shift to “solopreneur” and launching a business from the ground up. Read more.

The Future of Communications: 6 Trends to Watch

By The IABC Trends Watch Task Force

Last but not least, the 2021 Trend Report is Catalyst’s most popular read to date. In early March, the women and men of the IABC Trends Watch Task Force published a comprehensive report detailing six key trends that are shaping communicators in 2021 and beyond. From the changing workplace to equity, diversity and inclusion, the Internet of Behaviors, integrating the human experience, radical transparency and staying vigilant in the era of misinformation, these trends directly impact IABC members and their work. Download the report.

Read thought leadership from the women of IABC all year around on Catalyst. Interested in contributing your expertise to Catalyst? Email the editors at catalyst@iabc.com to get started. 


IABC Staff
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Cybersecurity: Making One City More Resilient With a Gold Quill Mindset 
9 September 2024
Cybersecurity: Making One City More Resilient With a Gold Quill Mindset
by: Gordon Laird

Faced with rising cybercrime, the City of Calgary launched an innovative cybersecurity training for 17,000 employees, using playful tactics and IABC Gold Quill strategies. Discover how a creative approach built a human firewall against cyber threats.

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People-driven Success: Lessons From a Landmark Campaign 
6 August 2024
People-driven Success: Lessons From a Landmark Campaign
by: Zach Zimmel

Explore how human stories and authentic connections fueled the '75 Years of Belonging' campaign for Community Living Toronto, achieving remarkable success and community impact.

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Gold Quill Spotlight: Helping Farmers Look Up and Live 
16 July 2024
Gold Quill Spotlight: Helping Farmers Look Up and Live
by: Heather Johnson, CMP

SaskPower, Saskatchewan’s primary electricity provider, launched a farm safety campaign to protect its customers from the dangers of electricity. Discover how they significantly increased safety awareness and practices among farmers.

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