About
CT Communications
Bridging the gap between businesses and people
Why I started CT Communications
"After 14 years in corporate communications, I saw first-hand how businesses - big and small - struggled to connect with their audiences. For too long, I saw unhappy, disengaged employees with knock-on impacts to customers.
I started CT Communications to change that; to help businesses Resonate with People™.
I believe that great communication isn’t just about getting the next message out, chasing trends or flooding every channel available. It’s about creating a real connection with real people - it's about building trust, strengthening relationships and driving action towards a shared vision.
Whether you're engaging employees, customers or stakeholders, I’ll help you create strategies that make a difference."
Cerys Thompson,
Founder of CT Communications
*Pronounced Ke-riss
What I believe in
At the heart of my work are three core values:
🌍 Accessibility
Communication should be clear, inclusive and usable for everyone - regardless of background, abilities or communication needs. From colour contrast and closed captions to plain language and multiple formats, I prioritize approaches that ensure everyone can be part of the conversation.
✅ Simplicity
Clarity wins. I strip away jargon and complexity to make communication effortless and effective. Simple solutions are also sustainable - whether that means choosing virtual collaboration over resource-heavy events or creating messaging that stands the test of time.
💙 Empathy
Understanding people - their needs, challenges and perspectives - creates stronger relationships and more meaningful engagement. This includes truly understanding context and considering the real-world impact of communication - from fostering inclusive conversations to making sustainable choices that align with business and community values.
Acknowledgement
I also gratefully acknowledge that CT Communications is situated on Treaty 7 territory, the traditional lands of Iyarhe Nakoda peoples of the Chiniki, Bearspaw and Goodstoney First Nations.
Treaty 7 is also home to the Tsuut’ina, Niitsitapi peoples of Siksika, Piikani and Kainai First Nations, as well as the homelands of the Métis residing within the Rocky View Métis District of the Otipemisiwak Métis Government within the Métis Nation of Alberta.
I make this acknowledgement as an act of reconciliation.