Associate

Carrie Beatty, APR

Carrie Beatty is an accredited senior communications professional with two decades of experience in municipal government, strategic communications, and public affairs.

Strategic Communications, Public Affairs, Government & Stakeholder Relations

Carrie has a proven track record of enhancing corporate communications service delivery, improving organizational reputation, managing complex issues, and fostering strong partnerships across the public, private, and non-profit sectors. As a seasoned advisor, Carrie specializes in providing strategic counsel to senior leadership, elected officials, and technical experts on effective communication strategies, government relations, and public engagement. She has extensive experience in issues management, crisis response, stakeholder engagement, and digital communications. Her leadership has driven the development of high-performing teams and innovative communication strategies that align with organizational objectives and community expectations.

Carrie has led communications and public affairs functions for the Towns of Milton and Lincoln, Niagara Region, and Public Health Ontario. Throughout her career, Carrie has played a pivotal role in guiding municipalities through growth, infrastructure projects, policy changes, and public engagement initiatives. She has advised on complex and sometimes contentious issues, including municipal sustainability planning, public health community outbreaks, intergovernmental relations, emergency communications, and service delivery transformations. Carrie’s ability to translate technical information into accessible, transparent, and meaningful communications has helped organizations build trust and confidence among residents, governing bodies, and stakeholders.

Her expertise extends to training, policy development, and communications service reviews to help organizations optimize their engagement and messaging strategies.

Carrie holds a Bachelor of Arts in Health Studies from Brock University. She is accredited in Public Relations through the Canadian Public Relations Society and is also certified in public engagement from the International Association for Public Participation (IAP2). Committed to continuous learning and professional excellence, she remains actively involved in industry organizations, thought leadership initiatives, and mentorship programs.