Communications for change-makers powered by brain and heart.

Helping nonprofits build strong brands and thriving teams through authentic communications.

About Another Way

How Another Way Helps

Another Way helps nonprofits build brands people believe in and teams where people thrive by ensuring their communications, inside and out, advance the change they strive for and uphold the values they stand for.

Focus Areas

BUILDING STRONG BRANDS

Communications strategy and planning

Brand positioning and messaging

Campaign planning and activation

Ethical storytelling and content capture

Organizational and executive thought leadership

Media readiness and spokesperson bench-building

High-profile project oversight

Reputation building and risk preparedness

BUILDING THRIVING TEAMS

Leadership communication with staff

Communication through organizational change

Trust, clarity, and psychological safety within teams

Navigating difficult conversations, topics, and feedback

Rebuilding after communication and trust breakdowns

Leadership development and advisory

Ways to Work Together

Assessment & Strategy • Training & Facilitation • Strategic Advisory • Hands-On Support • Fractional Leadership

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Meet the Founder

Another Way is a solo practice led by founder Kristin Taylor, a nonprofit communications executive who has dedicated her career to purpose-driven work.

Across 15+ years in the sector, she has driven brand growth for a wide array of organizations while building and leading teams rooted in trust, championing healthy organizational cultures, and guiding leaders through complexity, change, and reputational risk.

Kristin founded Another Way to bring together the two parts of the work she cares about most: how nonprofits share their purpose and how they show up for their own people.

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Selected Work

  • A headshot of Kristin (a white brunette woman) against geometric shapes of varying shades of green. Atop the photo is the Fast Company logo and the title of an op-ed she wrote "5 things I learned in my first year as an executive leader."
  • A Meta ad featuring a black woman doctor wearing scrubs and holding a VR headset, on a screen in a London Tube station. Atop the image is teaser text for the campaign the ad was a part of: "For Those Using Metaverse Technologies, the Impact Is Real
  • A young black African girl looks through a lens, held by a white doctor's hand, while getting her eye examined. Above the image is the text "Behind the Scenes Hosted by Laurence Fishburne"
  • Kristin (a white brunette woman) interviews a mayor (a middle-aged white woman) standing in front of a branded step-and-repeat. A white camera man stands between them, recording the interview. Atop the image is the text Comms for Cities.
  • A young Indian girl wearing an eye patch and a bright pink shirt sits with her elderly grandfather, who wears bright orange. Atop the image is the United Hemispheres logo and the text "CRISIS IN SIGHT."
  • Artifacts from Orbis International's Flying Eye Hospital jet are visible through museum display glass at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. Atop the image is the institution's logo and text "Flying Eye Hospital: Medicine Meets Aviation"
  • A smiling Indian woman wearing a bindi and purple sari sits with a group of other Indian women wearing saris behind her. Atop the image is the UNICEF logo and the text "Empowering women: UNICEF celebrates International Women's Day"
  • A light-skinned, dark-haired woman with curly hair stands in front of greenery. Atop the image is The Wall Street Journal Logo and the title of the article featuring the woman, "In Pursuit of a Career in Healthcare, She Became an Engineer"
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