Jes Ellacott

Jes Ellacott is a seasoned writer, editor, and communications specialist with a diverse background in various organizations.

Jes Ellacott holds a Bachelor of Journalism degree with a focus on Journalism, Science Journalism, and Film Studies from Carleton University.

Additionally, Jes Ellacott pursued further education by completing an Ontario Graduate Certificate in Documentary Production at Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology.

Currently, Jes Ellacott serves as the Director of Brand and Communications at Fiix Software, a role that involves overseeing and strategizing brand-related communications.

Prior to this position, Jes Ellacott demonstrated expertise as the Manager of content marketing at Fiix Software, showcasing a deep understanding of content strategies and marketing techniques.

Jes Ellacott has also honed their skills as a Blog Editor & Content Manager at Technavio, managing online content effectively to engage audiences.

Furthermore, Jes Ellacott has contributed significantly to various publications, having worked as a Contributing Writer at CanCulture Magazine and Cinefilles, showcasing versatility in writing across different genres.

Additionally, their experience as a Copywriting Specialist at Yellow Pages Group / Groupe Pages Jaunes – Canada highlights their proficiency in crafting effective copy for marketing purposes.

Jes Ellacott's background also includes technical writing, having served as a Technical writer on a contract basis at DRDC, showcasing adaptability in communication styles.

Moreover, Jes Ellacott's professional journey includes roles such as a Contributing Writer at The Scene Magazine, where their writing skills contributed to the publication's content quality.

Furthermore, Jes Ellacott has served as a Communications Officer at the Department of National Defence, demonstrating strong communication abilities in a governmental context.

Additionally, Jes Ellacott has experience as a Writer at NSERC, showcasing a breadth of experience in different writing roles and environments.