Katie Griffiths
About Katie Griffiths
Katie Griffiths is the Manager of Marketing for Consumer Health at TELUS in Vancouver, British Columbia, with over 15 years of experience in various managerial roles at TELUS and a strong background in event management.
Company
Katie Griffiths currently works at TELUS in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. TELUS is a leading telecommunications company known for providing a range of health and wellness services. Katie has held multiple roles within the organization, involving diverse areas such as consumer health marketing, program management, and community investment.
Current Role
Katie Griffiths serves as the Manager of Marketing for Consumer Health at TELUS. In this role, she leads the marketing efforts for TELUS Health solutions, including the rebranding of TELUS Health MyCare from Babylon by TELUS Health. She promotes the MyCare app, which allows users to access health services through AI-powered tools available on Google Play and Apple App Store.
Previous Roles at TELUS
Katie Griffiths has a history of varied managerial roles at TELUS. From 2018 to 2020, she was the Manager of the Program Office for Consumer Health. Prior to that, she managed the Program Office for Corporate Marketing for a year. She also served as the Senior Program Manager for Community Investment Marketing from 2013 to 2016. Earlier, she held positions as Senior Community Investment Manager and Community Investment Manager, focusing on community engagement and corporate social responsibility.
Education and Expertise
Katie Griffiths holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology from The University of British Columbia, where she also studied Human Resource Management. Her extensive education background has equipped her with a strong understanding of human behavior and organizational practices, which she applies in her various roles in marketing and community investment.
Event Management Background
Before joining TELUS, Katie Griffiths gained significant experience in event management. She worked as a Special Events Manager at the British Columbia Lung Association and as an Event Coordinator at the Canadian Cancer Society. Her years in these roles allowed her to develop a strong foundation in planning and executing large-scale events, skills that have been valuable in her subsequent managerial positions.