CACE-ACACE

Home
Canada
Ottawa, ON
CACE-ACACE

Directions Website Contact the organization

CACE is the best resource for educational marketing and communications professionals in Canada, and we value your membership in our organization.

L'ACACE est la meilleure ressource en matière de communication-marketing

10/07/2026

In the latest episode of the Podcast, we speak with Priya Bates, President of Inner Strength Communication Inc., about her Inner Strength i5 Framework. We explore how internal communicators can build stronger relationships, connect communications to organizational strategy, influence leaders and demonstrate meaningful impact. A conversation for communicators ready to move beyond the message and help shape organizational success.

Listen and subscribe!

Apple: https://lnkd.in/gUeDv3nn

Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gQdCuPdS

09/23/2026

September's Thought Leadership Article

Who is your primary audience? It may not be who you think. For school board communicators, the strongest connection with parents and caregivers often happens through the people in schools who interact with families every day. This article explores the shift from being a broadcaster to being an empowerer, and how equipping school teams can strengthen communication and engagement.

https://cace-acace.org/your-primary-audience-isnt-who-you-think-it-is-or-is-it-whom/

--

Quel est votre principal public cible? Ce n’est peut-être pas celui que vous croyez. Pour les communicateurs des conseils scolaires, le lien le plus solide avec les parents et les personnes qui prennent soin des enfants se crée souvent par l’entremise des personnes qui interagissent avec les familles au quotidien dans les écoles. Cet article explore le passage du rôle de diffuseur à celui d’équipe qui outille et habilite, et la façon dont le soutien aux équipes scolaires peut renforcer les communications et l’engagement.

https://cace-acace.org/fr/votre-public-cible-principal-nest-peut-etre-pas-celui-que-vous-croyez-ou-est-ce-celui-que-vous-croyez/

09/17/2026

Relevant du/de la coordonnateur(-trice) des communications, l’agent(e) des communications appuie la gestion quotidienne des plateformes numériques et contribue à la mise en œuvre des stratégies de communication du CSAP, avec une attention particulière portée à la promotion de la construction identitaire, de la langue française et de la culture acadienne et francophone au sein du CSAP.

Plus de détails: https://cace-acace.org/job/conseil-scolaire-acadien-provincial-nova-scotia-agente-de-communication/

09/12/2026

Next up on the - Lori Campbell, Associate Vice-President of Indigenous Engagement from the of Regina.

Beyond the Statement: Communicating Reconciliation.

In this episode, we explore the gap between what institutions say and what they actually do, and the role communications professionals can play in moving beyond statements, symbolism and good intentions toward meaningful relationships and transformative change.

We talk about authenticity, accountability, Indigenous teachings, leadership, engagement and the responsibility that comes with shaping institutional narratives.

It’s a thoughtful conversation about how communicators can help turn reconciliation from a message into meaningful action.

Listen on:

Apple https://lnkd.in/gNbv5qVW
Spotify https://lnkd.in/gmEHmb8e
CACE website https://lnkd.in/g96KBbKX

09/11/2026

Job alerts!

The Catholic Principals' Council of Ontario is searching for a Manager of Communications and Marketing.

Kenora Catholic District School Board is hiring a Digital Communications Lead.

For more information: https://cace-acace.org/benefits/job-board/

09/03/2026

Edmonton Public Schools is searching for a passionate and experienced communications leader to help shape communication strategy and mentor their dedicated, high-performing team of communications professionals.

More details: https://lnkd.in/gaFTFkCW

08/31/2026

The Canadian School Boards Association (CSBA) is seeking a strategic, politically savvy and relationship-focused professional to serve as our Public Relations & Advocacy Strategist.

For more details: https://cace-acace.org/benefits/job-board/

07/29/2026

Offre d'emploi!

Relevant du/de la coordonnateur(-trice) des communications, le conseiller(-ère) en communications contribue à la gestion de l’ensemble des activités liées aux communications pour le Conseil scolaire acadien provincial.

Pour en savoir plus: https://cace-acace.org/benefits/job-board/

07/28/2026

The Grand Erie District School Board is hiring a Communications Officer that will provide support and strategic advice to senior leaders and school administrators regarding communication and marketing of programs and initiatives. The Communications Officer is the link between Grand Erie and its key internal and external stakeholders through the effective use of communication.

For more details: https://cace-acace.org/job/communications-officer-grand-erie-dsb/

07/16/2026

Up next on the CACE Connects Podcast: What happens when a school board hires its first communications professional?

Five years after creating the role, the Wellington Catholic District School Board reflects on its communications journey and the impact strategic communications has had across the organization.

In this episode, host Dale Burgos is joined by Mike Glazier, Director of Education, and Bianca Pettinaro, Communications and Community Engagement Lead, to discuss why the role was created, how it has evolved, and why communications has become an essential part of leadership and community engagement.

Listen now:

Apple: https://lnkd.in/gDd823SW
Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gdAPtQUV
CACE website: https://lnkd.in/gSSzxRRb

Address

105-300 Greenbank Road
Ottawa, ON
K2H0B6

Website

http://www.cace-acace.org/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when CACE-ACACE posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to CACE-ACACE:

Humanics Institute
3468 Old Montreal Road (Cumberland)

Want your organization to be the top-listed non profit organization in Ottawa?