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Keeping comms on track in a crisis
These are testing times for all in internal communications. But it has also given many teams a chance to...
Navigating a perfect storm
While all businesses have been affected by the pandemic to some degree, the impact was felt early in the...
Sufferers of imposter syndrome are least likely to be what they fear
In the 1970s, two clinical psychologists – Dr Pauline Clance and Dr Suzanne Imes – studied 150 highly successful...
Your biggest, best, boldest self
In Episode 10 of Season 3, Chief Executive of the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR), Adriènne Kelbie, discusses the...
The power of kindness
I have always been a worrier. I remember just after my GCSE drama performance, my teacher at the time...
Wine, cheese and wisdom
Last week, we welcomed some of the UK’s top IC professionals to our first virtual wine and cheese evening....
Crisis communication at the coalface
In the latest episode of The Internal Comms Podcast, Katie chats with an expert in crisis comms. Amanda Coleman...
Continuing to make history in a crisis
With a readership of more than 130,000, Royal Mail’s internal newspaper, Courier, has had a crucial role to play...
Lessons From a Lifetime in IC – The Wit and Wisdom of Bill Quirke
In Episode 8 of Season 3 of The Internal Comms Podcast, host Katie Macaulay spoke to a man we...
Honesty, Consistency and Kindness – Crisis Comms Essentials
As the world grappled with the onset of Covid-19, Katie brought together two crisis comms experts for a special...
The Lasting Legacy of Covid-19 on Internal Comms
It is rather premature to pontificate on the lasting legacy of this planetary crisis. Will we embrace normality, when...
