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The latest issue of Voice is out now. This edition explores the growing importance of internal communication and the need to make pathways into the profession clearer and more compelling. It also features career journeys, case studies, practical tips and sector insights, plus the evolving role of the intranet in the digital workplace.

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.

The October 2025 issue of Voice explores the skills and credibility internal communicators need to thrive in a changing landscape. We look at the future-ready skills IC teams must develop – blending strategic influence, technology, empathy and business acumen – to support leaders, lead change and create lasting organisational impact.

We also look at how smarter use of data and listening insights moves teams beyond clicks and impressions, helping them shape strategy and deliver meaningful outcomes, and we share five principles for impactful storytelling – from sparking audience connection to embracing storydoing. Plus, in our interview section, experienced IC specialist Sejal Popat reflects on three decades of adaptability, advising leaders and thriving as a contractor across industries.

The July 2025 issue of Voice spotlights the power of human connection, highlighting how authentic leadership and meaningful dialogue build trust, purpose and performance. We explore appearance-related bias and inclusion, with perspectives from four people with a visible difference. 

New IC Index findings reveal how connection, feedback and authenticity drive standout employee experiences, and we look at the impact of big campaigns on internal comms teams’ business as usual work. Plus, new IoIC president Dominic Walters urges communicators to prioritise clarity, relevance and conversation.

The April 2025 issue of Voice explores how generational differences shape communication styles and preferences, emphasising channel choice and collaboration approaches. We offer guidance on workplace communication for different generations, from supporting young graduates to sustaining career growth at 60+. Plus, we examine AI’s role in internal comms, offering tips and experiences by and for internal comms professionals, and share expert job market advice to help you stand out.

The January 2025 issue of Voice has just landed! Employee activism is on the rise, challenging communicators to address sensitive issues authentically. This edition offers expert advice on crisis communication, strengthening IC-HR collaboration, preparing for trends like AI and workforce dynamics and highlighting the enduring importance of human communication.

In the October 2024 issue of Voice, we explore how internal communication drives people, performance, purpose, and productivity. Our unique connectivity empowers us to elevate both organisational success and individual potential. This issue also highlights the importance of continuous learning and advancing your career, and we're excited to launch our new IC Diagnostic tool and Careers Hub to support you on this journey.

In the July 2024 issue of Voice, we explore themes such as hybrid working, the gig economy, and AI's impact, emphasising the need for understanding and effective communication to navigate and thrive in the changing workplace.

In the April 2024 issue of Voice, we look at the history, evolution and future of internal communication in celebration of the IoIC's 75th anniversary.

In the October 2023 issue of Voice, we cover everything from employee advocacy and swing voters, to purpose and sustainability. 

The hype around AI – its opportunities and risks – has been hard to miss in recent months.

In this issue of Voice, we hear from IC professionals about how supporting employees with their physical and mental wellbeing is now a given, but financial wellbeing remains overlooked. More than ever, offering guidance on money matters is crucial.

In this issue of Voice, we hear from a range of IC professionals on how they have developed a strategic approach, and the benefits this has not only to their work but also to their ability to influence stakeholders and proudly display the strategic value they bring.

In this issue of Voice, we explore what real support and awareness of LGBTQ+ issues look like once Pride month (June) is over.

In this issue of Voice, we look at how we can develop our own approach to prioritisation.

It has been a fantastic year for internal communication, but it hasn’t been without challenge and uncertainty. Through all this, we have played a pivotal role in setting internal comms at the heart of organisational strategy.

In this issue of Voice, we explore future trends, and in our new podcast series, The Future of Internal Communication, we look further at the changing world of work, identifying the opportunities for the IC profession. 

Talking about mental health and, in particular, suicide is extremely challenging. We \are incredibly grateful to the contributors in this issue of voice who have come forward to share their personal stories and experiences of suicide.

In this issue of Voice, we explore the importance of tone and how we can adapt our communication to influence morale and cultural change. We cover the perennial issue of line manager communications. This continues to be a big barrier to effective internal comms.