
Jeanette Ageson
Jeanette Ageson is publisher of The Tyee. She joined the organization in 2014 and manages all revenue-generating and operations activities, including growing the Tyee Builders program.
Jeanette Ageson is publisher of The Tyee. She joined the organization in 2014 and manages all revenue-generating and operations activities, including growing the Tyee Builders program.
Katherine (Kat) Bagley is the editor-in-chief of Grist, a nonprofit media organization covering climate, environmental justice and solutions.
Expertise: How to do climate journalism, audience strategies, partnerships, syndications, and mixed revenue models.
Gather at Uva Caffé, just steps away from the VSO School of Music, for small-group breakfast and networking.
In this powerful keynote, Grist’s Executive Editor Katherine Bagley will explore the critical role that newsrooms and magazines — digital and otherwise — play in shaping public discourse on climate change.
In this keynote, Sandra E. Martin, Standards Editor at The Globe and Mail and longtime magazine editor, will walk us through the risks and ethical concerns associated with AI.
Discover how innovative art direction can transform the online magazine experience.
Full conference pass-holders can enjoy a relaxed buffet lunch with colleagues and speakers.
A case study and best practices for editorial fact-checking when it comes to stories about lived experience, oppression, and trauma.
Develop a roadmap for success and clearly chart your magazine’s long-term goals.
Circulation tools, benchmarks and ideas for creating opportunities to grow and sustain your audience.
A publisher intensive for every type of magazine with real-world magazine case studies to help you learn from success and overcome challenges.
This panel discussion will offer valuable insights and practical advice for publishers of all sizes. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from peers!
Wrap up the day with a networking social hosted by MagsBC.
Katherine (Kat) Bagley is the editor-in-chief of Grist, a nonprofit media organization covering climate, environmental justice and solutions.
Allison Baker is a co-founder of the Truth in Journalism Project and the head of research at The Walrus.
Viviane Fairbank is a co-founder of the Truth in Journalism Project. She has written, edited, and fact-checked for The Walrus, the Globe and Mail, the Literary Review of Canada, and others.
Eden Fineday is a nêhiyaw iskwew (Cree woman) from Sweetgrass First Nation in Treaty 6 territory and the publisher of IndigiNews, an Indigenous-women-led journalism outlet.
Jessie Johnston has been working in magazines and digital media since 2004, and is the Founder, Publisher, and Editrix-in-Chief of Asparagus magazine.
Sandra E. Martin is The Globe and Mail’s Standards Editor, a role that seeks to ensure The Globe’s journalism is of the highest quality, and that the organization is accountable to readers.
Eithne McCredie has been in the magazine industry for over thirty years, and is currently publisher of the Literary Review of Canada.
Madeline Montoya is a Brooklyn-based graphic designer, an art director at Bloomberg Businessweek, and the creative director of Byline.
Over her two-decade career in crafts and publishing Kim Werker (she/her) has written or co-authored seven books and edited countless others.
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