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A fish rots from the head: reputation needs leadership

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Leaders are expected to serve the multiple stakeholders of employees, customers, partners, the community and the environment as well as the traditional model of shareholders. The primary currency of great leadership has always been trust. Employees love coming to work and competitors mimic and envy your success.

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How PR Can Solve Its Diversity Problem

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People of color are particularly underrepresented in leadership positions, but diversity is lacking at nearly every level. How we can be the change As a person of color, I am drawn to companies with a diverse employee base. It was refreshing and exciting and definitely influenced my decision to join the agency.

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How Speaking Opportunities Support B2B Companies

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In many cases they support a path to a market leadership position. Similarly, if a buyer’s internet search turns up informative commentary from a tech executive that helps them make a decision, that company’s product will definitely bump up into the higher consideration set. Create a leadership positioning. Here’s how it works.

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Internal communication is just as important as external – and here’s how to improve it

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Internal communication is just as important as external – and here’s how to improve it. Recently, a handful of employees from Goldman Sachs came forward to reveal that they were working a shocking 90-hour week. Disgruntled employees have the power to damage a company’s reputation in a matter of minutes. Start from where you are.

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Knowing your team: the bedrock of internal communications

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Maintaining robust internal communications. Internal communication has always been vital to the overall strategy of any firm. Multi-year Gallup research found that employee disengagement costs the UK economy £52-£70 billion per year. It allows you to choose the best channels and tone of voice depending on your audience.

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What PR Teams Should Know About Substack

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Communicators can also use the platform as an internal tool to keep employees, stakeholders, or clients informed about industry trends, company updates, or thought leadership content written by executives. Yet it has navigated criticism and controversy by remaining a neutral platform for many kinds of content.

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No Going Back After COVID — Communications Trends for 2021

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After dealing daily with the health and financial concerns for employees and their families in a COVID world, genuine empathy will underpin all communications as never before. The imperative is creating a unique culture for all employees when many will not be in the office full-time — or at all. Avoid remote culture shock.

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