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Today, I'm thrilled to be sitting down with Kate Torrance - the VP and Head of Brand, Content & Communications at SickKids Foundation. With over two decades of experience in advertising and communications, Kate has been instrumental in shaping SickKids' brand strategy and maintaining its position as Canada's top charity brand.
At SickKids Foundation, Kate leads the charge in driving awareness and raising funds for The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, ranked as the number two pediatric hospital globally. Her expertise has been crucial in launching groundbreaking initiatives like the globally recognized VS brand platform and the innovative Precision Child Health approach.
Before joining SickKids, Kate honed her skills at top-tier advertising agencies, where she led national campaigns for renowned brands such as Budweiser, Starbucks, and Coca-Cola. Her diverse experience and passion for making a difference in children's lives make her a fascinating guest for our podcast.
Today, we'll explore Kate's journey in brand strategy, her role in SickKids' philanthropic efforts, and how she's helping to shape the future of pediatric healthcare through innovative communication strategies. So, let's dive in and learn from one of the brightest minds in cause-driven marketing and communications!
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