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06 Feb 2026

2026: a year of internal communication impact with Colin Archer

As the promise of AI efficiency continues to tantalise boardrooms across the spectrum, internal communication faces one of its greatest threats yet. When internal communication is viewed as a transactional business function – where ROI is deemed the primary metric of success – it becomes ripe for disruption and automation. When, however, communication is viewed through the lens of impact, it becomes a dynamic and essential component of an organisation’s lifeblood. This episode, Jen, Dom and Cat are joined by IoIC fellow Colin Archer who shares insights from his years spent delivering business impact through skilled internal communication.

Morgan Brooks
06 Feb 2026

Member spotlight Morgan Brooke

Meet Morgan Brooks, Internal Communications Manager at Blick Rothenberg. From an unplanned start in internal comms to leading strategic storytelling as a team of one, Morgan proves that one communicator can make a big impact. Discover how he navigates change, builds connection, and uses IoIC membership as a vital extension of his team.

Member spotlight
Pauline Smith
06 Feb 2026

Why I want to give back by IChoseIC ambassador Pauline Smith

After starting out with just an O-level in Art and a career path that began in hairdressing, Pauline Smith’s journey into internal communication was anything but conventional. But through curiosity, resilience, and a passion for making a difference, she found a career where she could truly thrive. Pauline shares how IC became her calling. From creating her first company newsletter to leading global change programmes and why she’s proud to be an #IChoseIC ambassador.

Opinion
Exploring the polymorphic organisation with Perry Timms
04 Feb 2026

Exploring the polymorphic organisation with Perry Timms

The forces disrupting business are confounding organisational leaders across the board. As the months pass, it’s increasingly clear no amount of command-and-control executive dogma will reinstate economic stability. New operating and organising frameworks are needed, ones that introduce flexibility and optimal market-responsiveness for accelerated business performance. In this episode, leading organisational change and HR thinker Perry Timms introduces the concept of the Polymorphic Organisation.

Podcast
Clare Sharpe
30 Jan 2026

Member spotlight Clare Sharpe

Meet Clare Sharpe, Senior Communications and Engagement Officer at NAHT and the organisation’s first dedicated internal communicator. In this spotlight, she shares her journey, passion for storytelling, and how IoIC membership supports her work.

Member spotlight
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28 Jan 2026

Internal Communication Audits Guide

This guide will help you to understand what an internal communication audit is, why they’re a key part of the internal communication toolkit and how to prepare and deliver an audit.

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26 Jan 2026

Global IC – USA perspective: ‘Authenticity is the real challenge’

Internal communication may be a global profession, but it is shaped by deeply local cultures, contexts and expectations, making the balance between global consistency and local authenticity more important than ever. Drawing on perspectives from communicators around the world, our latest Voice series explores how trust, listening and human connection remain the constants that drive meaningful engagement, wherever people work. First, Keith Berman, director of internal communications at US-based software company Vertafore, discusses AI’s impact, navigating political sensitivities and why internal comms must be seen as essential, not optional.

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