Repensons Lévis | Party
head of communications
- Develop a communications and marketing strategy designed to help assert a corporate image that inspires change
- Define the orientations, objectives and priorities of the communications and public relations department
- Ensure the development and maintenance of a public relations program to meet the information needs of the press and the party’s various publics
- Produce various types of textual, visual, audio and video content for our target clienteles via the various distribution networks
- Train and coach candidates in their media activities
- Organize and promote public consultations, the party convention and other events
- Create and update the website
- Design and manage printing of election signs
- Prepare mayoral candidate for debates on various themes
party leader
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Sit on the Board of Directors (BOD)
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Recruit members, volunteers, the 15 district candidates, and the candidate for mayor of Lévis
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Act as the party’s spokesperson to the media
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Coordinate internal activities
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Build ties with the community, notably through one-on-one meetings and participation in events
candidate of notre-dame
- Meet with businesses and organizations in Vieux-Lévis
- Build ties with the community
- Conduct door-to-door canvassing throughout the electoral district to collect election data
- Organize the district’s poll strategy, coordinate volunteer activities based on the data collected.
Case study – Central Park
During the 2022 Christ-Roi by-election, Repensons Lévis presented the Central Park project, a linear park connecting the Christ-Roi and Saint-David neighborhoods, inspired by an idea that emerged from a public consultation. The project proposed an alternative to the extension of Étienne-Dallaire Boulevard, favoring a development focused on green spaces, walking, and cycling.
Although the project was not officially adopted, its introduction contributed to the creation of a protected area between Charles-Rodrigue Street and Chemin des Îles. The polling stations located around the area overwhelmingly supported the party.
To promote it, I collaborated with the candidate, who has a background in urban planning, to create an advertisement illustrating the “before and after” concept. With a budget of $100, only half of which was used, the ad reached more than 15,000 targeted organic impressions in the neighborhood, with a call-to-action to vote.
That’s less than a penny per impression.