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Why Some Companies Should Avoid Engaging with Hispanic Heritage Month
If it’s the only time your brand is paying attention to the Hispanic market, you’re “making a very big mistake,” warns Natalie Boden, CEO and founder of Miami-based Boden Agency, with repercussions both for your bottom line and your reputation.
Fallon Exposé Highlights the Need for HR to Play a More Effective Role in Crisis Communications
Sources claimed this was exacerbated by a culture where leaders and HR did not support employees or take their concerns seriously. In failing to do so, they enabled it.
How Your Team Can Communicate About RTO, Regardless Of Location
the implementation of return-to-office (RTO) policies and working-from-home (WFH) culture varied widely across the world since the pandemic began.
PwC’s DiSciullo Shares The Biggest Challenge She’s Overcome In Her Career
Ahead of her session at Ragan’s upcoming Future of Communications conference, we spoke with DiSciullo to get her thoughts on the future of the communications industry.
How Businesses Can Use Online Meetings to Create Regular and Sustainable Relationships with the Public
Communication plays a critical role in the business world. Whether the communication is between employees, companies, or customers, the aim is to communicate with all business parties continuously.
Edelman's Barger Believes DE&I Should Not Be in HR
Weeks before the Supreme Court banned affirmative action for higher education institutions, Amira Barger, EVP/Head of Health Communications & DEI Advisory at Edelman, published a piece in Fast Company that argued DE&I should not fall under the purview of HR.
These Are The Skills Communications Leaders Should Hire For Right Now
Three industry leaders share the top comms competencies they look for when hiring, and offer tips for cultivating these skills for practical, long-term success.
Dubois On The Skills Recovering Journalists Bring To Internal Comms
In the wake of countless newsroom layoffs and the ever-creeping influence of generative AI, those struggling to find stable work in the media industry can go on to have fruitful careers in PR.
Comms Leaders on How Internally Recognizing Employee Achievements Builds Culture
We spoke with several comms leaders about how internal communicators can optimize their strategies around employee recognition to foster a more positive and vibrant company culture.
Sahni and Torres on Why Comms Leaders Must Play Their Part this Juneteenth and Beyond
When communications leaders know how to navigate DE&I comms, they can set the stage for a stronger workplace culture.
PMI’s Kokalis Pescio Shares How Internal Communicators Can Make Global Content Relevant Everywhere
For Bessie Kokalis Pescio, VP of global internal communications at Philip Morris International (PMI), this challenge has been addressed with the creation of a localization playbook.
The APA’s Tara Davis Offers HR and Comms Advice for Building Employee Wellbeing Programs
The American Psychological Association’s framework for prioritizing employee wellbeing.
4 Tips On Writing Opening Sentences From the 2023 Pulitzer Prize Winners
There’s an old newsroom saying that applies to these deeply investigated and researched stories: “It’s all in the telling.”
Actionable Allyship Is Supporting LGBTQ+ Employees During Pride and Beyond
How are organizations supporting the LGBTQ+ employee experience before, during and after June?
Step Back And Consider How You Socialize Taking Time Away From Work
To get a better perspective, we spoke with leaders in communications and HR about how communicators can help employees interact with PTO, and how leadership can model the path forward.
Colella-Graham on the Employee Value Proposition And Collaborative Comms
Among projects that require effective collaboration, crafting an employee value proposition (EVP) is a great place to start getting strategic with your counsel.
Generative AI Has The Potential To Upend the Norms Of How We Interact With Search
From the ability to write prompts at the click of a button to the apprehension around automated tech felt by some employees regarding their job security, AI is popular right now.
How Purpose-Driven Organizations Are Helping Employees Navigate Unpredictable Times
Join moderator Patrice Tanaka and her guests as they discuss how some purpose-driven organizations are supporting employees navigate unpredictable times to remain productive at work and in their personal lives.
CCO Wisdom and the Future of ESG at PRSA’s Tri-State District Conference
The event brought together some of the region’s top minds in comms to chart a path forward for the profession.
Soledad O’Brien on the Power Of Listening And The Psychology Of Internal Comms
Among trending conversations in our field about the future of communications, the rise of generative AI and ways to make internal comms resonate with the right audiences, a human thread links everything together.