Storytelling Coordinator

Role Overview

The Storytelling Strategist supports the Storytelling Lead in elevating design excellence, gathering human stories, and shaping the way Page/Stantec understands and communicates impact. The ideal candidate is a balance of the left and right brain, excelling and project management as well as creative projects. The candidate is curious, empathetic, confident with groups, skilled in narrative structure, and comfortable working alongside designers, clients, and communities. This position is not a marketing role. It sits inside the Design Exchange and is directly tied to design process, project excellence, and client experience.

Key Responsibilities

• Document the full life cycle of strategic projects, from early design through completion, tracking design evolution, key decisions, lessons learned, and team intent.
• Support design competitions through narrative development and message alignment and assist in preparing presentation and submission materials.
• Cook up the public-facing deliverable showcasing The Stanleys, the firm’s internal design awards program.
• Gather and shape sustainability, environmental, and social impact stories.
• Partner with firm leaders to shape messaging for new services and emerging sectors.
• Project-manage special projects related to design impact documentation and service messaging, including content development, coordination, and internal alignment.
• Develop strategic messaging and long-form content for external clients, including brand positioning, technical publications, fundraising campaigns, and website content.
• Support community and stakeholder listening sessions and interviews. Document and synthesize insights to inform visioning, alignment, and project foundations.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a related creative or design-based field
• Minimum of 5 years of experience developing narrative content for complex projects or organizations
• Experience with InDesign and comfort working with video and audio content, including basic editing
• Excellent project management and organizational skills, comfort managing multiple workstreams
• Excellent verbal, written, and digital communication skills
• Comfortable interviewing a wide range of people across communities and client groups
• Strong synthesis abilities — able to distill themes from complex conversations
• Ability to collaborate across disciplines and communicate with design teams
• Curiosity, cultural awareness, and interest in the human side of design