Hayley V Fuller

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I am a communications jack-of-all trades and an advocate for change. I design for print, develop for the web, share on social, and write for external and internal audiences. I excel at combining traditional communications with innovative new platforms and approaches, and strive to bring excellence to everything I touch. I improve upon the current, champion the new & challenging, and envision the future I believe that everyone has a story to tell, and my vision is to help others communicate their story in a meaningful way to the world.

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Hayley V Fuller

Building Your Own Change Management Framework

Agile Change Management

Tools for Making Sense of Complex Organizational Change

Executing Change Management with Agile Practices

Putting users first: The overhaul of uOttawa.ca

Making your slides lighter

The 10 Mistakes I've made...so you don't have to

Remediation : Understanding New Media TEXT

Voir QR: The History, Use & Abuse of QR Codes

Brand Leaders & Sex: The Untold Story (branding examples)

Death by PowerPoint

The Creative Brief: A Research Project

Typography on the Web

What is a community manager? (updated 22 May 2011)

Emotional Data: hipsters, human beings and mapping of taste data

Your Life Is A Transmedia Experience

How To Be Awesome On Twitter

How To Be Awesome On Slideshare

Social media for academic researchers

Social Media and Crisis Communications (Revisited)