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Message Received is a Syntax podcast delving into strategic communications and examining how the best ideas take shape. Each episode explores how strategy, storytelling, and insight come together — and why some approaches work while others fall short.
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Who Are You Willing to Exclude featuring Meggan Van Harten (opens the original)
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In this episode of Message Received, host Jennifer Madigan speaks with Meggan Van Harten, Co-CEO of Design de Plume, about why accessibility belongs at the foundation of design and communications rather than tacked on at the end. They explore how good design is accessible by definition, why "the way we've always done it" is really a decision about who gets left out, and how catching accessibility gaps early saves organizations from far greater costs down the line. Van Harten also shares how buil
What It Takes to Move people featuring Erin Benjamin (opens the original)
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In this episode of Message Received, host Jennifer Madigan speaks with Erin Benjamin, Executive Vice President, Advocacy & Strategy at the Ottawa Board of Trade, about what it actually takes to move people and make change happen. Drawing on decades of advocacy, including her time as founding President and CEO of the Canadian Live Music Association, Benjamin shares how the first-ever economic impact study of Canada's live music sector helped shift the industry from a nice to have to a must have i
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