Jackie Dunham

Jackie Dunham

Jackie Dunham is the managing editor of Human Resources Director and The Educator, where she leads editorial strategy and coverage of the HR and education industries for a global audience.

With 15 years of journalism and communications experience, Jackie spent nearly a decade at CTV News, one of Canada's largest broadcast networks, writing and editing news and features, managing editorial lineups, and growing audience engagement. She has also brought communications expertise to the private sector through several years in public relations.

In her current role, Jackie oversees editorial direction for two specialist publications, shaping how HR professionals and educators access trusted, timely information. Her work reflects a deep commitment to accurate, balanced journalism that serves the needs of working professionals across industries.

Outside of work, she can be found on a bike, on a yoga mat, or deep in the backcountry in a canoe.

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The one thing AI feedback tools can't account for

AI can tell managers what to say in a feedback conversation. Whether it lands is a different story

The one thing AI feedback tools can't account for

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These are the highest-paid CHROs in America

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AI tokens are exposing what companies got wrong about adoption

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Your AI hiring tool passed its audit. That doesn't mean it's fair

The backlash against Big Tech is getting violent. CEOs are responding with bodyguards

As threats against tech leaders escalate, executive protection is fast becoming a standard item in corporate compensation packages

The backlash against Big Tech is getting violent. CEOs are responding with bodyguards

Robinhood’s layoff memo sends a message: it’s not the business, it’s you

When a thriving company cuts 290 jobs, what does that tell the employees left behind

Robinhood’s layoff memo sends a message: it’s not the business, it’s you

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‘We’ve made mistakes’: Zuckerberg addresses Meta’s AI workforce shakeup