In this episode, Jennifer Sproul and Dominic Walters speak to Charlotte Mayntz, Head of Communication at Nordea, about what's most effective - both in change and leadership comms - when delivering to an international as well as a local audience.
The latest issue of Voice is out now. This edition explores what it means to work in a global profession, with perspectives from internal communicators around the world. It also includes expert advice on scenario planning, insights into change communication in SMEs, and a focus on the growing demand for clarity. Plus, a look ahead at how the IoIC plans to strengthen clarity, advocacy and community through to 2026.
Our increasingly global work community demands a more acute awareness of the need for inclusive communication, says Zanne Gaynor, co-founder Acrobat Global, language specialists and experienced trainers in international communication skills.
In this enlightening talk, language experts Zanne Gaynor and Kathryn Alevizos highlighted how simple adaptations can enhance intercultural communication and promote inclusion in the global workplace, sharng highly practical strategies from their #1 Amazon Bestselling book ‘Is that clear?’ (shortlisted for a Business Book Award in 2020).
For global employees, communication campaigns aimed at native English speakers can seem distant, alien and less urgent, warns Ray Walsh, communications consultant and author of Localizing Employee Communications.
Technology is helping more organisations access new markets and extend their workforce into new countries. Henry Davies, founder and comms consultant at 106 Communications, warns internal communicators that they need to take a different approach when their business goes global.
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