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New Research Shows Poor CEO Communication on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

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More and more, communications professionals are faced with situations that prompt discussion on if, when and how societal issues and current events, at home and abroad, should be addressed by their organizations. For many employees, even the communication they did receive missed the mark. The survey of U.S. The survey of U.S.

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ICON 2023 Q&A: Delta’s Gina Laughlin on an ‘Employees First’ Approach to Internal Comms

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Laughlin, a former PRSSA president, is vice president of global employee communications for Delta Air Lines. During ICON, she talked with PRsay about Delta’s employee-first approach to internal communications and the challenges of reaching deskless employees. She also delivered PRSSA’s keynote address.

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Executive Leadership: Shifting Focus from Outside to Inside

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Clark will lead PRSA’s Executive Leadership Certificate Program, a webinar series that runs Nov. Executive leadership begins, though, with looking on the inside. It’s only when we become skilled in areas like self-awareness, authenticity and emotional intelligence that we truly leverage our leadership ability. Clark, M.A.,

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Why Educating Employees on Inclusive Language Matters

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When you’re in the business of communicating, what you say matters. Since employees are the best channels for communicating an organization’s voice, you need to ensure that they are communicating inclusively and consistently to prevent placing word barriers between your organization and your audience.

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5 Tips for Successfully Launching an Employee Communications App

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You convinced your executive team to purchase an app and go mobile with communications. But, now that you have this amazing mobile communications platform, you need to think about the ways you are going to use it. Here are five tips to help you successfully launch an employee communications app. You did it!

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Bringing Employees Back to Work Safely

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As parts of the country continue to emerge from the coronavirus shutdown, business owners are rethinking their workspaces to help their employees feel safe and productive. Twitter and Square, for example, have both announced that their employees can continue to work remotely. Hold virtual meetings. Wear cloth face covers.

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How Podcasts Can Help Auto Suppliers Drive Employee Engagement

Bianchi Biz Blog

Guest Post by Jan Griffiths, president & founder of Gravitas Detroit In today’s fast-paced and digitally connected world, internal communication has become more critical than ever for automotive suppliers. Employees can listen to podcasts while commuting, during breaks, or while performing routine tasks.