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Why TINCT?","sections",{"title":62,"lede":63},"Stories & ideas from the bench","What our experts are thinking about when they aren't on a project.",{"title":65},"Don't believe only what we say.",{"title":67,"lede":68},"Selected work","Case studies you can relate to.","d6xGI9kwWSAlTGJG4jt43pHaiIGphRzLBW0BcAbY6W0",[71,148,221],{"id":72,"title":73,"author":74,"body":75,"date":135,"description":136,"extension":137,"meta":138,"navigation":139,"path":140,"seo":141,"stem":142,"tags":143,"__hash__":147},"posts\u002Fstories\u002Flistening-challenge.md","Most campuses don't have a marketing challenge","jp-rains",{"type":76,"value":77,"toc":129},"minimark",[78,82,85,90,93,96,100,103,126],[79,80,81],"p",{},"I've now interviewed more than a thousand people about how they chose a school — students, parents, guidance counsellors, faculty, the people who answer the phone in admissions. The thing that surprises leadership teams is never what prospective students dislike. It's how little of the message reached them at all.",[79,83,84],{},"A campus will spend eighteen months refining a positioning statement, then discover that the moment which actually decided a student's application was a two-minute phone call with a program assistant, or a residence photo on a forum the institution doesn't monitor. The strategy wasn't wrong. It just never made it to the places where the decision happened.",[86,87,89],"h2",{"id":88},"map-the-decision-not-the-funnel","Map the decision, not the funnel",[79,91,92],{},"A funnel describes what you wish people did. A journey map describes what they actually do, including the parts that embarrass you — the dead-end page, the form that asks for a student number they don't have yet, the four-week gap between application and any human contact.",[79,94,95],{},"The exercise is uncomfortable because it relocates the problem. It's much easier to commission a new campaign than to fix the fact that nobody answers email in July.",[86,97,99],{"id":98},"what-to-do-first","What to do first",[79,101,102],{},"Before the next brand refresh, do three things:",[104,105,106,114,120],"ul",{},[107,108,109,113],"li",{},[110,111,112],"strong",{},"Interview twenty people who chose somewhere else."," They will tell you things your enrolled students no longer remember.",[107,115,116,119],{},[110,117,118],{},"Walk your own funnel"," with a stopwatch, from first search to first human reply.",[107,121,122,125],{},[110,123,124],{},"Find the moment of highest anxiety"," in that walk, and put a person in it.",[79,127,128],{},"None of this requires a new logo. 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After that, the work is mostly getting out of its way — so students enrol, investments come in, and tourists show up.",{"title":130,"searchDepth":131,"depth":131,"links":272},[273,274],{"id":238,"depth":131,"text":239},{"id":248,"depth":131,"text":249},"2026-09-04","A city can't rebrand its way out of being a place nobody wants to live. A university can't either. 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She built that instinct into two startups, Market Me and 14 Theories, back when Ask Jeeves was still cool, and won Young Entrepreneur of the Year for the trouble. Since then, she's spent 20+ years inside the machinery of economic development and post-secondary leadership, tripling public funding for a regional entrepreneurship centre, securing $83.6M in federal infrastructure support, and growing unrestricted revenue by 141% year-over-year. As Associate Vice President at UVic, she built the university's first integrated national marketing campaigns and drove a 458% increase in fundraising and brand-affinity conversions; before that, at SAIT and Queen's, she modernized donor and recruitment systems and wrote a Faculty's first marketing plan in 175 years. Now, as Vice President at Invest Ottawa, she runs brand strategy, placemaking, and living lab development for one of Canada's most closely-watched tech ecosystems, backed by a PhD in Place Branding and an MBA in Community Economic Development. She finds the brand truth and gets out of its way so students enrol, investments come in, and tourists show up.",{"title":130,"searchDepth":131,"depth":131,"links":296},[],"Brand Development | Marketing Strategy | Market Research | Integrated Marketing | Recruitment Marketing",{},1,"\u002Fbench\u002Flindsey-fair","\u002Fbench\u002Flindsey-fair.jpg",{"title":288,"description":294},"bench\u002Flindsey-fair","Ye29ul41iDMhdMd5-CfIpu4Iac4aWdJKELwihY31jhY",{"id":306,"title":307,"accent":308,"body":309,"category":316,"description":313,"extension":137,"linkedin":317,"meta":318,"navigation":139,"order":131,"path":319,"photo":320,"seo":321,"stem":322,"__hash__":323},"bench\u002Fbench\u002Fjp-rains.md","JP Rains","ochre",{"type":76,"value":310,"toc":314},[311],[79,312,313],{},"JP Rains has spent his career getting higher ed institutions to actually understand the people they're trying to reach. As Director of Communications & Digital Strategy at his alma mater, Laurentian University, he's led recruitment strategy that produced back-to-back years of 20%+ application growth. Before that, he ran strategy for Soshal Group, driving award-winning, record-setting results for York University, the University of New Brunswick, and Cambrian College, and he's since consulted with more than 25 Canadian and U.S. institutions, implementing student journey mapping on over a dozen campuses and interviewing 1,000+ stakeholders along the way. He's also President of Rains Media, a lecturer at Laurentian's School of Sports Administration, past chair of the Post-Secondary Education Web Conference of Canada, and founder of a golf tournament that's raised over $600,000 for children's health in Sudbury. He gets to the point fast because he's spent a thousand conversations proving that most campuses don't have a marketing challenge — they have a listening challenge.",{"title":130,"searchDepth":131,"depth":131,"links":315},[],"Customer Journey Mapping | Marketing Research | Digital Strategy | Digital UX | Recruitment Marketing","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.linkedin.com\u002Fin\u002Fjprains\u002F",{},"\u002Fbench\u002Fjp-rains","\u002Fbench\u002Fjp-rains.jpg",{"title":307,"description":313},"bench\u002Fjp-rains","L29tz6WB92xrWe5q6WhXvjEM2WMwYQA7Stw6LemadhM",{"id":325,"title":326,"accent":327,"body":328,"category":335,"description":332,"extension":137,"linkedin":336,"meta":337,"navigation":139,"order":338,"path":339,"photo":340,"seo":341,"stem":342,"__hash__":343},"bench\u002Fbench\u002Fmeghan-donohoe.md","Dr. Meghan Donohoe","indigo",{"type":76,"value":329,"toc":333},[330],[79,331,332],{},"Dr. Meghan Donohoe wants her daughters to grow up and think the way we work today was completely backwards — the same way we look back now on smoking on airplanes. As co-founder of Pebble, she merges over a decade of People and Culture leadership with digital innovation to help leaders navigate change without losing the humans in the middle of it. She built that expertise over 8 years at SAIT, climbing from Senior Organizational Development Advisor to Principal Catalyst and Director of Digital Mindset and Experimentation, building engagement and performance management strategy along the way before eventually leading employee experience and organizational development for the entire institution. Before that, she led organizational effectiveness at Husky Energy, worked with the First Nations team at Saint Mary's University's Sobey School of Business Development Centre, and started her career as a research assistant at the Haskayne School of Business studying charitable giving and advertising. She holds a master's in industrial-organizational psychology and a PhD researching leadership stress and well-being — research that shows up directly in how she designs people-centric strategies. Meghan doesn't separate the research from the humanity, she builds both into the same strategy.",{"title":130,"searchDepth":131,"depth":131,"links":334},[],"Organizational Design | Innovation | Digital Transformation | Culture","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.linkedin.com\u002Fin\u002Fmeghandonohoe\u002F",{},3,"\u002Fbench\u002Fmeghan-donohoe","\u002Fbench\u002Fmeghan-donohoe.jpg",{"title":326,"description":332},"bench\u002Fmeghan-donohoe","WrqgFQA0Zi7m4EVvpkP0LtbladX1yZbA-yh6G784DYI",{"id":345,"title":346,"accent":347,"body":348,"category":355,"description":352,"extension":137,"linkedin":356,"meta":357,"navigation":139,"order":358,"path":359,"photo":360,"seo":361,"stem":362,"__hash__":363},"bench\u002Fbench\u002Freva-bond.md","Dr. Reva Bond","verdigris",{"type":76,"value":349,"toc":353},[350],[79,351,352],{},"Dr. Reva Bond knows what it actually takes to run an academic institution because she's done nearly every job inside one. She led SAIT's School of Construction as Dean for five years, overseeing everything from apprenticeship trades to bachelor's degree programs, after building her way up through associate dean and academic chair roles across transportation, manufacturing, architectural technologies, and geomatics over nearly 15 years at the institution. Before academia, she managed project cost control on major industrial builds for Aecon Group, including the Shell Scotford Upgrader and CNRL Cogen Modules. Today she works as a facilitator, coach, and strategic advisor across Mount Royal University's Continuing Education division, Rural Routes to Climate Solutions, and BeMo Academic Consulting, alongside coaching adult learners through academic and systemic barriers with MyLearningCoach. 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He built his career as a multiple award-winning daily newspaper reporter across the U.K. and Canada, covering military and courts for The Chronicle Herald before landing at the Kingston Whig-Standard for nine years, and freelanced for national publications like the Globe and Mail, Canadian Living, and Computing Canada along the way. In 2008, he moved from full-time journalism into St. Lawrence College's School of Business, where he spent 17 years teaching business fundamentals and communications, and shaping how marketing, office administration, and skilled trades students write, pitch, and present themselves for the real world. Through it all, he's run Wordstrong Consulting, a corporate communications practice focused on PR, media relations, and issues management. Frank's real edge is courageous conversations. 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She cut her teeth running paid search at Venn Digital and Custard Online Marketing, managing integrated marketing for The Poetry Archive, and working inside the BBC before crossing the Atlantic to bring that discipline to Canadian higher ed. As Director, Strategic Enablement at the University of Calgary, she now builds the strategy, technology, and operating systems that turn institutional ambition into execution — and before that leading the digital strategy at Bow Valley College along the way. Scrum certified and fluent across strategic planning, data, stakeholder engagement, and change management, Nicola operates at the intersection of digital strategy and integrated marketing at a level few can match. 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He's designed and taught university courses and national digital strategy certifications, delivered keynotes at 100+ events, and founded a podcast conference. His work has landed in Forbes, USA Today, HubSpot, Smart Insights, CBC, Global TV, and Canadian Business, and in 2017 he took the TEDx stage to talk digital addiction. These days, when he isn't working on TINCT projects, he runs Elari Ventures as an executive coach and serves as Entrepreneur in Residence at Foresight Canada. He's been shot at, laid off, and lived through a civil war — which is probably why he gets to the point fast, takes hard feedback in stride, and doesn't flinch when a university senate or city council needs someone to cut through the noise.",{"title":130,"searchDepth":131,"depth":131,"links":411},[],"Digital Transformation | Marketing Innovation | Market Strategy | Team Development","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.linkedin.com\u002Fin\u002Fernestbarbaric\u002F",{},7,"\u002Fbench\u002Fernest-barbaric","\u002Fbench\u002Fernest-barbaric.jpg",{"title":404,"description":409},"bench\u002Fernest-barbaric","OyrfxIx6UPfJleFkPWbZmGsagKrzcJze-u_Z4hF-La4",{"id":422,"title":423,"accent":308,"body":424,"category":431,"description":428,"extension":137,"linkedin":432,"meta":433,"navigation":139,"order":434,"path":435,"photo":436,"seo":437,"stem":438,"__hash__":439},"bench\u002Fbench\u002Fdeanna-davies.md","Deanna Davies",{"type":76,"value":425,"toc":429},[426],[79,427,428],{},"Deanna Davies has run marketing for 32 regions, managed 23 competing tourism partners on one board, and taught a decade of business students — so she knows exactly where a good strategy usually falls apart: the people. She built her marketing chops as Regional Marketing Manager at Tim Hortons before becoming the Executive Director of Kingston Accommodation Partners, running the destination marketing corporation, its business plan, and its Board relationships. From there she spent 9+ years teaching business, marketing, and project management at St. Lawrence College, eventually coordinating its Project Management Graduate Certificate program across two campuses, and now teaches Executive Reporting as adjunct faculty at Schulich. Today she runs Elevate3, her own consultancy focused on the human side of projects, change, and leadership, backed by an MBA, CED, PMP, Prosci certification, and credentials as an EQ-i 2.0 and EQ 360 facilitator. Deanna doesn't treat change management as a soft skill. 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