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SUMMARY:Using Plain Language in Gift Planning and Why It's
So Hard to Do
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:You've
likely read studies or heard presentations on how
important it is to use plain language when speakin
g with clients. We know using words that are easy
to understand will increase business\, yet industr
y jargon can easily creep into our emails\, websit
es and client conversations. So how can we recogni
ze when we're doing this\, stop it from happening\
, and still share our information in a professiona
l way? In this presentation\, hear from Abby Schne
ider\, Impact Advisor at Saskatchewan Community Fo
undation\, about tools and strategies used in jour
nalism and communications to create clear messagin
g and how we can apply them to our own industry.\n \n
\n About Abby Schneider
\n <
br />\n Abby Schneider is an Impact Advisor with t
he Saskatchewan Community Foundation where her wor
k focuses on communications\, engagement and worki
ng with professional advisors. Abby joined the Com
munity Foundation in early 2025 after a long caree
r in journalism including 15 years at CBC working
in Regina\, Toronto\, and Whitehorse. Abby holds a
Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Reg
ina and a BA in International Development Studies
from Dalhousie.
\n
\n When: September 1
6\, 2026\, 11:30 - 1:00
\n Where: Path CoWork
\, 200–1965 Broad St\, Regina
\n Cost: CAGP M
embers $10\, non-members $15. Light lunch provided
DESCRIPTION:You've likely read studies or heard presentations
on how important it is to use plain language when
speaking with clients. We know using words that ar
e easy to understand will increase business\, yet
industry jargon can easily creep into our emails\,
websites and client conversations. So how can we
recognize when we're doing this\, stop it from hap
pening\, and still share our information in a prof
essional way? In this presentation\, hear from Abb
y Schneider\, Impact Advisor at Saskatchewan Commu
nity Foundation\, about tools and strategies used
in journalism and communications to create clear m
essaging and how we can apply them to our own indu
stry.\n \n \n \n \n \n About Abby Schneider\n \n \
n \n Abby Schneider is an Impact Advisor with the
Saskatchewan Community Foundation where her work f
ocuses on communications\, engagement and working
with professional advisors. Abby joined the Commun
ity Foundation in early 2025 after a long career i
n journalism including 15 years at CBC working in
Regina\, Toronto\, and Whitehorse. Abby holds a Ba
chelor of Journalism from the University of Regina
and a BA in International Development Studies fro
m Dalhousie.\n \n \n \n When: September 16\, 2026\
, 11:30 - 1:00\n \n Where: Path CoWork\, 200–1965
Broad St\, Regina\n \n Cost: CAGP Members $10\, no
n-members $15. Light lunch provided\n \n
CATEGORIES:Chapter Event
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LOCATION:Path CoWork\n 200–1965 Broad St\n Regina\, SK S4P
1Y1\n Canada\n
URL:https://www.cagp-acpdp.org/en/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1692
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