[email protected] Webinar Series 

Wednesday, September 15, 12-1pm ET
Promoting Community Engagement to Customers: TELUS’s Day of Giving 

Earlier this year, TELUS hosted their annual TELUS Days of Giving in May, inviting all team members, customers, partners, and Canadians to join in the movement. Attend this webinar to learn why and how they delivered this campaign and get some tips on how your company can target an audience beyond your employee base.

Presenter:  Fran Ubalde, Senior Program Manager, Community & Social Impact, TELUS Corporate Citizenship. 

Volunteer Canada has been pleased to offer this popular learning and development webinar series since 2018. By presenting engaging speakers, leading practices and the newest research, we help Corporate Citizenship professionals working in businesses advance their corporate community engagement programs, including initiatives for employees and other company stakeholders. 

Free for Corporate Community Engagement Council and Volunteer Canada Employer Members.  Contact Elizabeth Dove, Director of Corporate Citizenship edove(at)volunteer.ca to discuss all of the benefits of membership.

Listen & Learn: a sample of past webinars

• Download the recording: Discovering new ways to virtually engage stakeholders in the community, presented in January 2021 by members of the Home Depot Canada Foundation and Community Investment team. A summary is also available.
   
• Download the recording: Innovation & Adaptability: Enabling and inspiring giving through a global pandemic, presented in September 2020 by Allison Fary, Senior Project Manager, Corporate Citizenship and Communications at TELUS. A summary is also available. 
   
• Download the recording: Preparing Employees for Board Service, presented in May 2019. A discussion with Moira Taylor, Capacity Canada, and Joanna Lohrenz, Manulife Financial, moderated by Elizabeth Dove, Director, Corporate Citizenship of Volunteer Canada. A summary is also available. 
   
• Download the recording: Best Workplaces for Giving Back, presented in April 2019 by Alison Grenier, Head of Culture and Research, Great Place to Work Canada and Elizabeth Dove, Volunteer Canada. A summary is also available.