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IoIC proudly supports "Generation Valuable," a global mentoring programme by The Valuable 500 that pairs executives with disabled leaders, fostering dynamic partnerships that drive personal growth and organisational change.

The findings of the IC Index underscore the crucial role of internal communication within organisations, not least as they attempt to navigate the continuous change that continues to define the tumultuous 2020s.

In the wake of a challenging week marked by significant societal tensions, we take a moment to reflect on the crucial role communicators play in fostering inclusion and resilience. Discover the resources we've gathered to support your efforts, learn about upcoming expert-led panels, and find out how you can share your insights to help us navigate these complex times together.

The Engage for Success (E4S) symposium on 11 July 2024 highlighted the crucial role of employee engagement in sustainable economic recovery. With a change in government, the event emphasised reflecting on UK workforce engagement levels to align strategies with the evolving landscape, driving productivity and growth.

It’s the moment you’ve been waiting for: the shortlist for the 2024 IoIC Awards has been revealed!

The Vital Role of Internal Communication in Driving Growth and Building Productivity

The IoIC is delighted to announce the launch of a new event format - IoIC Conference.

Chief Executive, IoIC, Jennifer Sproul gives her perspective of the IC Index 2024

Unveiling the IC Index 2024: Highlighting the pivotal role of trust in fostering effective internal communication.

IoIC has awarded 7 new Fellowships this month recognising their exemplary achievements and contributions to internal communication

In a successful Annual General Meeting (AGM), we laid out our strategic vision to guide our efforts in the coming years. Highlighting our dedication to advancing the field of internal communication.

Following the recent IoIC Board elections we are thrilled to announce the appointment of three new board directors, bringing skills and experience from diverse backgrounds, sectors and organisations.