
Carleen Carroll APR, FCPRS
Strategic Communications and Government Relations Consultant Canadian Public Relations Society
- Toronto ON
One of Canada's leading municipal communicators building trustworthy relationships and great public policy through two-way communications

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Biography
Carleen is a sought after and acclaimed public speaker on the topics of delivering excellence in communications and public engagement. She is an active member of the CPRS Hamilton Chapter and is currently the Ontario regional examiner for the national Canadian Public Relations Society Accreditation in Public Relations designation.
Industry Expertise
Areas of Expertise
Accomplishments
Recipient - Mentorship Award
In 2011, Carleen was the recipient of the Canadian Public Relations Society Hamilton Mentorship Award.
Recipient - Award of Merit
In 2009, Carleen was the recipient of the Canadian Public Relations Society Hamilton Award of Merit for Writing.
Recipient - Pinnacle Award
In 2009, Carleen was the recipient of the Canadian Public Relations Society Hamilton Pinnacle Award for Communications Management and Social Marketing.
Recipient - Pinnacle Award
In 2007, Carleen was the recipient of the Canadian Public Relations Society Hamilton Pinnacle Award for Communications Management.
Recipient - CPRS Don Rennie Memorial Award
In 2011, Carleen was the recipient of the Canadian Public Relations Society Major Award for Excellence in Government Public Relations.
CPRS Award of Excellence
In 2003, Carleen was awarded the Canadian Public Relations Society Award of Excellence for Issues management for "Homeless in Halton: Building an Understanding". This project was also awarded a CPRS Toronto Ace Award in the crisis/issues management category.
Education
The University of Western Ontario
MA
Journalism
1983
McGill University
Bachelor of Arts
English
1981
Affiliations
- Canadian Public Relations Society
Event Appearances
How To Successfully Incorporate Social Media Into A Comprehensive Strategic Communications Program Using A "Go Slow" Approach
6th Annual Municipal Communications Conference Toronto, Ontario
2011-11-28
Using Research to Set Priorities: A Business Case for Knowing
Canadian Association of Municipal Administrators Conference 2010 TBD
Sample Talks
Once it's out there, you can't get it back
A lighthearted but informative session will provide with tips, techniques and survival strategies and guiding principles for successful media relations.
Using Research to Set Priorities; A Business Case for Knowing
In this presentation, you will learn how research makes an organization more strategic and allows for better two way engagement with stakeholders.
How trustworthy are you?
A unique perspective on this crucial business imperative, some direction on the role of the PR practitioner in driving ethical behaviours and practices, an actual tool for self-assessment, current data and recommendations for the practitioner and management, and a case.
Style
Availability
- Keynote
- Moderator
- Panelist
- Workshop Leader
- Host/MC