Glenbow
Cynthia Chang-Christison has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Cynthia is currently the Director of External Relations and Marketing at the Glenbow Museum since July 2022. Prior to that, they were a business owner at Article Styling, where they collaborated with fashion industry leaders to promote local boutiques, artists, and designers. Cynthia also served as a Member of the Board of Directors at Calgary SCOPE Society and as a Board Committee Member at Making Changes Association.
Cynthia has a strong background in the public sector, having worked at The City of Calgary as a Project Manager in the Affordable Housing Division and as a Communications Strategist. In these roles, they led strategic initiatives, prepared reports and presentations, and managed media relations. Additionally, they worked at the University of Calgary as an Associate Director of Communications, overseeing strategic planning and managing a team.
Cynthia has experience in account management and business development as an Account Manager at TMP Worldwide. Cynthia also worked as a Senior Communications Advisor for Reach!, a joint fundraising initiative for the University of Calgary, Alberta Heath Services, and Calgary Health Trust. At STARS air ambulance, they served as a Communications Advisor, managing key deliverables and developing brand management strategies. In the early stages of their career, Cynthia worked at Momentum Calgary as a Financial Literacy Program and Communications Assistant, where they provided client support and designed communications materials.
Through their various roles, Cynthia has demonstrated their capabilities in communications, marketing, project management, and strategic planning. Cynthia is known for their strong leadership skills, collaboration with stakeholders, and ability to develop and execute effective strategies.
Cynthia Chang-Christison holds a degree in Communications from Simon Fraser University. No specific details regarding the starting or ending years are available.
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Glenbow
At Glenbow, art lovers, history buffs and pop culture fanatics can all find something inspiring. You can spend an hour or a whole day exploring stories of local history and culture or discovering art from around the world. With over 250,000 items in our collection, Glenbow is one of the largest museums in Western Canada. Glenbow is a public art museum that: • Acquires and exhibits remarkable collections of art and artifacts • Presents important national and international art exhibitions • Provides impactful art and culture learning opportunities • Engages our diverse communities with meaningful and memorable experiences Glenbow creates cultural prosperity and community vitality for generations of Albertans. In 1966, Eric Lafferty Harvie made a transformative donation to the province when he gave his vast collection of art, artifacts and historical documents to the people of Alberta, along with an endowment to form Glenbow Museum. Glenbow was created to promote and encourage the acquisition and diffusion of knowledge of the human race, its arts, its history and the nature of the world in which it lives. This big idea has guided the museum for over 50 years and continues to inform Glenbow’s future.