Full Name
Grace Cardenas
Job Title
Strategic Communications Manager
Company
Western Municipal Water District
Speaker Bio
Grace Cardenas is the Manager of Strategic Communications at Western Municipal Water District (Western Water). Driven by her extensive expertise and commitment to strategic communications, public relations, and community outreach, Cardenas is dedicated to delivering impactful communication efforts that engage stakeholders and enhance organizational reputation. At Western Water, she plays a crucial role in advancing its mission of providing exceptional water, recycled water, and wastewater services, ultimately improving the quality of life for the communities they serve.
Cardenas is an award-winning communications professional with over a decade of experience, known for strong leadership and a customer-focused, collaborative approach.
Cardenas has a proven track record of implementing effective communication strategies in the public sector. Working at several water districts in Southern California, she successfully enhanced communication for multiple large communities. Her accomplishments include leading two successful rebranding efforts, enhancing internal communication programs, optimizing print communications to improve community visibility, and improving outreach campaigns to educate and engage the community on water conservation.
With a Bachelor of Arts degree in Humanities and Communication, Cardenas has a strong foundation in mass media, journalism, reporting, and public relations from Cal State University Monterey Bay. Complementing her education, she holds certifications in Leadership Core, Public Information, and Crisis Communication, enhancing her strategic communication and crisis management skills.
Cardenas is an award-winning communications professional with over a decade of experience, known for strong leadership and a customer-focused, collaborative approach.
Cardenas has a proven track record of implementing effective communication strategies in the public sector. Working at several water districts in Southern California, she successfully enhanced communication for multiple large communities. Her accomplishments include leading two successful rebranding efforts, enhancing internal communication programs, optimizing print communications to improve community visibility, and improving outreach campaigns to educate and engage the community on water conservation.
With a Bachelor of Arts degree in Humanities and Communication, Cardenas has a strong foundation in mass media, journalism, reporting, and public relations from Cal State University Monterey Bay. Complementing her education, she holds certifications in Leadership Core, Public Information, and Crisis Communication, enhancing her strategic communication and crisis management skills.
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