| Date |
Discussion Host |
Topic |
April 24
|
Victor Vrsnik, MCM, APR, FCPRS,
Senior Manager, Corporate Affairs & Business Development, 7-Eleven Canada
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Crisis Management of a COVID-19 Outbreak -
Recording available here. Enter password: CPRS2020! |
May 1
|
Wayne Knorr, APR,
Communications Manager, City of Fredericton
|
A Municipal Perspective
Recording available here. Enter password: CPRS2020! |
May 8
|
Michelle James, MA,
Business Manager, Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan
|
Managing your organization’s social identity during COVID-19.
Recording available here. Enter password: CPRS2020!
|
May 15
|
Lisa Covens, MA,
Vice-President, Communications and Public Affairs, Leger
|
Research during COVID-19
Recording available here. Enter password: CPRS2020! |
May 22
|
Kim Blanchette, APR, FCPRS,
Senior Vice President and General Manager (Western Canada), Argyle Public Relationships
|
Mental health, employee engagement and COVID – navigating the ‘next normal’ with your team
Recording available here. Enter password: CPRS2020!
|
May 29
|
Matt Wood, APR
Director, Communications and Marketing, University of Northern British Columbia
|
Seeing the Crisis Before It's a Crisis
Recording available here. Enter password: CPRS2020! |
June 5
|
Brigitte Stock, MA, ARP
Donor Communications, École de technologie supérieure
|
Impact of Technology in Times of COVID-19*
Recording available here. Enter password: CPRS2020! |
June 12
|
Cam McAlpine, APR,
Principal, Earnscliffe Strategy Group
|
This Changes Everything: The Communicator’s Role in the Coming Second Wave
Recording available here. Enter password: CPRS2020! |
| June 19 |
Kiki Cloutier, Interim Executive Director, CPRS National |
Open Members Forum! Bring your ideas to this hour chat. |
| June 26 |
Daniel Tisch, APR, FCPRS, President & CEO, The Argyle Group
|
Ready for the Recovery? Argyle’s post-pandemic playbook to build brand & reputation
Recording available here. Enter password: CPRS2020!
|
| June 30 |
Arefeh Ghane, future communicator, currently studying in the BPR program at Humber College in Toronto
|
#BlackLivesMatter: An overview of the PR response. This conversation will build from Arefeh's latest post on her blog Generation PR.
Recording available here. Enter password: CPRS2020! |