KENDRA RAND

COMMUNICATIONS

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You and your team do important work.

Your mission matters — and how your team communicates determines how far it goes. Together, we will build communication practices that move work forward.

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Advance your mission.

Thrive as a team.

Communicate your best.

Important work depends on how well people communicate and collaborate. I work alongside teams to create structure for complex conversations, strengthen internal dynamics, and help ideas move into clear action. When communication improves,
progress and workplace satisfaction follow.

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Organizations I work with often describe the impact this way


“This is the best, most useful, most effective training I have ever participated in at my 7 years in this job. Thank you!”

— Participant of Adventures in Team Communication Workshop Series, Federal Agency

Trusted By Teams Across Education, Government, and Nonprofit Sectors

Kendra has been teaching communication studies in higher education since 1999 and currently teaches in the University of Maine Department of Communication & Journalism.  She holds a UMaine microcredential in facilitation, has worked with state and federal agencies across the country, and has been a proud five-time partner-presenter with the Maine Association of Nonprofits.

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Group
Facilitation

When teams need clarity, alignment, or forward momentum, the right structure makes all the difference. I design and facilitate conversations that help groups think clearly, collaborate effectively, and move decisions into action.
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