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Tamarisk Saunders-Davies
Senior PR Manager - Global, Senior Associate at Gensler
Tamarisk Saunders-Davies is a Toronto-based marketing and communications professional with extensive experience in corporate real estate, architecture, interior design, and professional services industries. She has worked with C-suite executives for over 15 years, developing and implementing communication strategies. Tamarisk's expertise also extends to the arts and entertainment, start-up & technology, retail, food/beverage and residential real estate industries. She has a Pg Dip in Counselling and Psychotherapy from the University of East London and a degree in Psychology from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Tamarisk has worked at several high-profile organizations, including Gensler as Marketing and Communications Director, figure3 as Communications Director, and ClutchPR Inc., where she served as Account Manager. She has also held senior-level positions at LUCHFORD APM, leading PR efforts within the property and luxury lifestyle spaces. Additionally, Tamarisk is known for her coaching and counseling skills and has a passion for developing and nurturing the talents of her team.
Overall, Tamarisk is a seasoned professional with a talent for developing creative ideas for new business and press coverage. She believes in creating a happy team, which translates to satisfied clients. Those looking to collaborate on communication strategies should contact Tamarisk at [email protected].
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Today is #NationalAviationDay so it's apropos to share this brilliant story on the renaissance of the mid-sized airport.
Thank you Lebawit Lily Girma for the care you took with this story, and a big shout out to Brent Mather and Tim Hudson for their deep knowledge of absolutely everything airports.
Do you know what to wear when the temperature is 21 degrees Celsius outside, or are you normal?
If it's 5 degrees and under, I know I need a coat. If it's 25 degrees plus, it's probably a two-shower-day no matter what. Anything in between and it's all about the layers!
That's why I thought this data visualisation was so clever. Climate scientists say that we’re headed for more than a two degree rise in earth’s temperatures. But what does that really look like? And will I need a jacket?
