Internal communication’s next big leap is becoming data-scientist-like: using AI-enabled insight to shape strategy, prove value and drive organisational performance – not just measure outputs.
Marian Abrines, president of Spain’s internal comms association, DIRCI, discusses engagement strategy, leadership alignment and the growing importance of data.
One day of insight, workshops, case studies and networking isn't enough. Rob Jones is back for Day 2 of Festival, live-blogging the highlights from Warbrook House in Eversley.
Eleanor Tan shares insights on internal communication across Asia, drawing on leadership experience in shipping, financial services and education, with a focus on culture, transparency and engagement.
From marketing to leading communications at major UK firms, Lee Coleman reflects on five defining moments that shaped his journey to group head of communications at British Engines.
Internal communication teams are asking whether the intranet still deserves its place in the channel mix. The reality is more nuanced than “keep it” or “kill it”: the intranet is becoming the root of a wider ecosystem.
Iain Donaldson, colleague communications manager for CEO and leadership comms at NatWest Group, discusses writing for time-poor colleagues, keeping channels credible and supporting senior leaders in fast-paced communications.
Rosie Huckle of King’s College London explores internal communication challenges in higher education, shaped by complexity, scrutiny and unique institutional pressures.
Post-war prosperity and social change dismantled top-down internal communications, driving industrial unrest and paving the way for more participative, two-way approaches that reshaped employee relations and organisational communication in Britain.
Adesh Chetram, head of integrated communications at Nedbank and president of South Africa’s Institute for Internal Communications Africa, shares how Ubuntu, authenticity and purpose are redefining internal comms across the continent.
In this first episode of series 16, Jen, Dom and Cat chat with Mercy Abel, founder of It Is Who You Know, to uncover the value of mentoring to bridge intergenerational divides and superpower early years careers.
The UK's leading annual research into internal communication. This year, the findings are a reality check. Based on a survey of 5,000 UK employees in organisations with 500 or more employees, conducted in partnership with Ipsos Karian and Box.