Category: Internal communication
A great workplace starts with great communications
I hosted a panel on A great workplace starts with great communications at The Future of Work Europe in London at the end of last year, with Emily Wallace Laura Colantuono Lee Russell Lee Irving Here are the questions...
READ MORENo one likes a sneak
Snooping and sneaking have no place in the workplace, even more so now that the workplace is home for many office workers. I read about this software this week, how it is a thing shows a concerning...
READ MORELaunch: short internal communication courses
Businesses are facing more internal communication challenges than ever. Keeping remote teams connected, changing behaviours at pace and sustaining that change at a distance, having a confident and bold...
READ MOREWhat do you want to keep?
What do you want to keep in our future world of work? Great communication can help you find the answer. We’re at a point where there’s a real push for many to get back into the office to do their...
READ MOREThree things: no longer silent; progress is gradual and rise up
Today is International women’s day, and a good opportunity celebrate the women in our lives. Mothers, daughters, sisters, friends, colleagues, heroes and all. My short and sweet blog post this week...
READ MOREThree things – internal communication: what it isn’t; what it is; and why it matters
Last week, I delivered a guest lecture for the Corporate Communications Masters students at Bournemouth University. I teach the group the CIPR Internal Communication Diploma each year...
READ MOREThree things: ethics, knowledge & fun
Last week, I started a new approach to blogging. Designed to make my blogging ambitions more achievable against the usual back drop of work and family life. Here’s my second post in this new format....
READ MOREThree simple things: Connections, co-facilitating and bright spots
I have a problem with blogging. I do really enjoy it when I do it, and I know it’s important, but making it happen amongst busy work / business / family life is hard. I have an endless list of ideas,...
READ MOREHow internal communication can support neurodiversity at work
What is neurodiversity and what does it mean for people in work? I went to an event in September 2018 where this was the topic. We were all challenged to ‘hack the world of work. The aim was to envisage...
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