Project management is more than administration tasks or paperwork, in some cases, it’s what the success of your project relies on. A project manager can help you stay on top of your finances, forge stronger connections with funders and set you up for future success even beyond the end date of your project

Discovery how the 3 powers of ocean storytelling - connection, retention and inspiration - can empower your business communications.

What EDIA boils down to in the end, is people. Our ocean sector can’t become more productive, profitable, and sustainable without a workforce behind it.

Your audience is looking for help solving a problem, so it’s important to position yourself in a way that aligns with your audience’s specific needs and makes them feel understood by sparking an immediate connection when they look at your content. 

Originally posted on the CaNOE blog | Stories have the power to move, inspire and connect us. Stories about the ocean are particularly impactful because they ignite the positive benefits of storytelling and trigger a Blue Mind state – the feeling of calm, peace and well-being that comes from being near the water. Through ocean storytelling, you can improve your communications, increase connections and inspire others to action.

Through equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility best practices, you can set your ocean organization apart, while attracting and retaining a resilient and innovative workforce.

Reporting is a must, but that doesn’t mean it needs to be a task you dread. In fact, by changing how you think about the value of your reporting, you can yield a higher return on investment for your project than simply satisfying funding requirements. In this article, we will take a look at three ways that research reports can do more for your project than simply checking a requirements box.

Join Natalie Gilson as she chats with Andrew Lewin, host of the How to Save the Ocean podcast, about how to improve communications for not for profit organizations in the ocean sector.

The world of branding has moved beyond the sphere of logos and catchy phrases, unfolding into realms previously unimagined. It's no longer just about products and services; we're branding emotions, experiences, and even the intangible. But what if we branded the ocean?