Pam Davidson

DG’s clients benefit from a full range of communication services including research, writing, communication strategy development, issues management, as well as government and media relations. Depending on the scope of the assignment, DG draws on our network of professional associates to ensure successful client outcomes.

DG has done wide-ranging work in the health care, university, and resource sectors. Clients have included the Council of Nova Scotia University Presidents, the Nova Scotia Health Authority, Health Canada, Oceans Science and Technology Partnership, Northern Pulp, Forests Products Association of Nova Scotia, Sampling Technologies Inc., Nova Scotia Hearing and Speech Centres, Nova Scotia Departments of Agriculture, Fisheries and Aquaculture, and Health and Wellness.

As Principal of DG Communications, Pam has over 25 years of experience with national and regional organizations in both the private and public sectors. Pam brings creativity, integrity and a spirit of collaboration to each project while providing every client her commitment to, and passion for problem solving and strategy development.

As of recent, Pam has worked extensively in the university environment and served as the primary communications resource for a number of high-profile initiatives at Saint Mary’s University. Most notably, she provided critical guidance during the implementation of the recommendations of the President’s Council Report – Promoting a Culture of Safety, Respect and Consent at Saint Mary’s University and Beyond. Under Pam’s guidance, the University has found a strong voice and has emerged as a leader amongst Canadian universities in this area as evidenced through the redesign of Welcome Week, education around consent, and implementing bystander training for senior administrators, educators and students as well as external groups including not-for-profit organizations, provincial government departments and regional universities.

Active in the community, Pam has worked with organizations such as the Canadian Paraplegic Association, Bryony House and the Maritime Heart Centre. Pam is currently a member of the Board of Trustees of the QE II Foundation.

Pam is a graduate of the Public Relations Management Program at McGill University and holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Saint Mary’s University.