To the loyal audience members, exceptional guest speakers, and selfless volunteers whose efforts have helped us maintain a seven-decade tradition of helping area communicators thrive, we have sad news to confirm — The Communicators Club has disbanded. Our website will remain online for the time being. We offer a humble "thank you" to all who've had a hand in TCC and its antecedents' longevity and success. The memories, camaraderie, and personal connections will always be with us.
There’s no mystery behind Hank Phillippi Ryan’s towering achievements in both the journalism and fiction-writing realms: She’s an intelligent, passionate, persistent and entertaining presence. The Communicators Club’s Sept. 14 audience enjoyed a ...
An overhaul of The Communicators Club’s web presence has arrived, and it’s more than skin deep. The updated website has swapped WordPress for a more lightweight and secure solution: a static site generator. Familiar features, including several ...
The past year has brought two reminders of The Communicators Club’s longevity and impact: the 70th anniversary of our predecessor organization’s founding in 1951, and the 10th birthday of TCC as it exists today. To honor the first milestone, The ...
In a testament to the always-evolving communications landscape, two of The Communicators Club’s recent guest speakers have left their positions — and Massachusetts — to pursue new adventures. Monica Sager (shown above during her virtual presentat...
Although The Communicators Club’s October 2019 presentation is in the books, we want to continue sharing the still-relevant insight and critical information offered by that event’s guest speaker: Data security expert Cameron Shilling. We asked Ca...
