Event Description
oin us for an engaging virtual session at the PR Power Hour, where we delve into the successful strategies of the 2023 PRestige Award winners from BC Housing and MetroVancouver. This one-hour event is a fantastic opportunity to learn about the innovative approaches behind two acclaimed PR campaigns.
Why Attend?
Focused Case Studies: Explore the launch of HomeNet, BC Housing’s internal communications website, and MetroVancouver’s waste reduction campaign.
Learn from the Best: Gain insights from award-winning PR campaigns that have effectively changed behaviors and improved internal communications.
Interactive Q&A: Pose your questions to the teams behind these successful projects and discover how you can apply similar strategies to your work.
Case Study Highlights: We will break down each winning project, discussing the objectives, strategies implemented, challenges faced, and the results achieved.
Whether you’re looking to refine your own strategies or simply inspired by excellence in the field, you won’t want to miss this insightful session.
Additional Information:
- Free for members, $10 for non-members
- A link to the virtual event platform will be provided upon registration.
Rhonda Morris, Manager of Employee Communication, BC Housing
Rhonda Morris is Manager of Employee Communication with BC Housing. She was the force behind BC Housing’s media and events for well over a decade. In March 2020 at the start of the pandemic, she shifted to internal communication and launch BC Housing’s dedicated employee communications function. Rhonda is passionate in building ways to support employees through access to information and alignment with strategy and corporate goals.
Prior to joining BC Housing, Rhonda led fundraisers and sponsorships for the non-profit Children’s Wish Foundation of BC and Yukon.
Alison Schatz, Senior Communications Specialist, Metro Vancouver Regional District
Alison Schatz is an award-winning communications and behavior change expert. As Senior Communications Specialist at Metro Vancouver, she drives progress on regional waste prevention goals by leading campaigns including "Food Scraps Aren't Garbage" (using the green bin) and "What's Your Superhabit?" (reducing single-use items). With a background in biology and business, Alison loves creating evidence-based communications strategies to improve sustainability.