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After spending 15 years in the news media in Edmonton doing jobs ranging from anchor and reporter to assignment editor and news director, Grant Ainsley then served as a spokesperson for the City of Edmonton and CEO of a large Alberta association.

During this time he worked with politicians, senior bureaucrats and business and association leaders to develop and implement strategies to effectively deal with communications to the news media. The number of issues that he worked on formed a long list and included everything ranging from roadway construction and water conservation programs to housing affordability and quality and consumer protection programs.

Ainsley now works with organizations who have either short or long term media needs. Whether a company needs assistance on dealing with the media when in a crisis or stressful period, or it needs to develop news releases and arrange news conferences, Ainsley has done it all before.

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	Posted on Friday, Jan 20 2012 Mediashaker
	Good article Grant, great read and so true. :)

	Posted on Monday, May 30 2011 Grant Ainsley
	So true Linda. Well said. I spoke recently to a group and a person talked about their "Disaster Plan." I told him that it's a good thing to have, but cautioned him to be sure that that phrase wasn't used in public or the media. Can you imagine a...

	Posted on Monday, May 30 2011 Linda Wittig
	I completely agree Grant. I would add that given the preponderance for accidents on constructions sites it's vital they actually have a Communications team that can create these documents. I would go one further and suggest that a Crisis & Issues...

	Posted on Monday, Apr 25 2011 Grant Ainsley
	Thanks for the comment David. I understand that Surrey, BC is looking at online voting for its election this November, which is great. But right away anyone can see what will happen. Surrey may do it and then other municipalities will like the idea...