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This document outlines the communication agenda and structure of an organization called the Ontario Science Centre. It aims to delight, inform and challenge visitors through engaging science and technology exhibitions, and promote these programs through various communication tactics and materials. Responsibilities are divided between the CEO, board of trustees, directors, officers and general employees. Communications programs focus on promoting special exhibits to bring more visitors, using both traditional methods like news releases and modern methods like social media.
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