Rebecca Heaton

Rebecca is a strategic storyteller, professional writer, and equity advocate with a talent for crafting clear and compelling messaging. By adhering to leading inclusive language practices, she ensures that communication is accessible and considerate of people’s many lived realities, which makes it more impactful.

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With nearly a decade of experience writing for businesses, magazines, and nonprofits, Rebecca understands that reaching people is all about fostering trust, respect, and shared purpose (and that being relevant and bold doesn’t hurt either.) 

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When faced with complex problems, Rebecca brings creativity, authenticity, and empathy to the table. By combining strategic thinking with a human-centred approach, she navigates nuanced conversations with care and attention to detail. In her opinion, very few things in this life are “black and white” and that’s OK!

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Rebecca holds a Master of Media in Journalism and Communication (MMJC) and a Bachelor’s in Gender Studies (BA). She actively expands her knowledge through online learning, exploring Indigenous Knowledge and American Sign Language. She currently resides in Toronto with her canine friend, Harlow. Sometimes, you can find her at Hound House, a local co-working space that caters to your pup while you work.