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In December 2025, Washington State experienced historic, record-breaking flooding after an atmospheric river hit the area. (Yes, that’s a real thing and no, it’s not the first time we Washingtonians have been hit with it.) Many parts of the state were washed out, evacuated and/or will require long-term recovery efforts. In this article, I’m breaking […]

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Social Media Wins During Washington Flooding

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You’ve probably seen people using ChatGPT to write news releases, captions and content calendars in seconds. And if you’re anything like me, you have a love-hate relationship with it because you want to have all of these brilliant words flowing out of you with ease. But if you’ve ever tried it yourself, you might’ve thought, […]

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How to Use ChatGPT Without Losing Your Voice

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Every communicator starts the year with good intentions and I’ve said these words myself, “this is the year we’ll finally plan ahead.“ But between breaking news, leadership requests and trying to keep social media consistent, strategy can feel like a luxury you don’t have time for. The good news? You don’t need weeks of planning […]

How to Plan Your Communications Strategy (Without Overwhelm)

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We’ve all been there. We’ve built out a content calendar amidst 30 other nagging tasks and called it a day. Then we mope in our half-empty latte as to why our content isn’t converting, whether it’s platform growth, brand awareness or something bigger (like voting). That’s because we’re looking at communications all wrong if this […]

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Why Your Content Calendar Isn’t a Strategy (and What to Do About It)

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Every communicator knows planning matters, but most don’t have time to do it. Between daily requests, leadership updates and putting out literal or figurative fires, it’s easy to stay stuck in reaction mode. That’s why I built the 3-Hour Framework, a simple, focused process that helps you create your entire annual communications roadmap without weeks […]

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The 3-Hour Framework for Strategic Communications Planning

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We’ve heard it time and time again: you need to engage on social media. But who has time for that? By the end of this post, you will, because I’ll teach you my 15-minute strategy that will help you to increase your engagement and get more eyes on your own social media accounts. What does […]

The Social Media Engagement Strategy You Need

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Starting from scratch on social media can be difficult. In order to grow your account(s), it takes time, dedication and a lot of patience. I have been managing social media platforms since 2009 and I’ve launched many accounts in that time – for agencies, small business and personal brands – and let me tell you, […]

5 Things I’d Do Differently if I Started Over on Social Media

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“Go touch grass.” It was like he was speaking directly to me, even though we were in a room of hundreds of people. At a recent social media conference, the keynote speaker reminded us of the importance of taking care of ourselves. As his speech went on, it was refreshing to hear him saying all […]

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5 Ways to Recharge Your Mental Health

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When I started my career, there was no social media. We had note pads, fax machines and the occasional disposable camera. (Which helps you understand why I’m still a pen-and-paper gal.) I knew how to communicate with my audience, but have learned a lot since then as communications continues to evolve. What I didn’t know […]

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Five Things Every Government Communicator Should Know (I Wish Someone Had Told Me)

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Do you love a good routine? Routines have saved my sanity more times than I can count – both personally and professionally. I am a stickler for routines when it comes to my kids. For example, bedtime is a non-negotiable routine for me and they know it. For myself, I make sure I have things […]

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Why Building a Routine is Important

Jenny brings a level of credibility and practical insight that is hard to find. She understands what it takes to communicate effectively when everything is moving quickly.

real-world experience

Jenny brings a rare combination of strategic thinking and real-world crisis experience. She understands how organizations operate under pressure and helps leadership teams communicate clearly when the stakes are high.

a wealth of knowledge

Jenny helped our leadership team strengthen how we approach communication during high-pressure situations. Through her guidance and training, we walked away with a clearer framework for how leaders should communicate when the stakes are high.

exactly who you need

Our leadership team walked away with a completely different perspective on crisis communication. The scenarios were realistic, practical, and sparked valuable conversation among our leaders.

impactful leadership training

Jenny quickly identified communication gaps we didn’t even realize existed. Her guidance helped our team strengthen how we approach crisis communication and leadership messaging.

identifying the gaps

Jenny has a calm, thoughtful approach to complex situations. She helps leadership teams navigate communication decisions with clarity and confidence.

a trusted advisor

Jenny worked with our team to assess our communication approach and identify gaps we hadn’t considered. Her insights helped us improve how we prepare for and communicate during complex situations, giving our leadership team greater clarity and confidence.

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