Meet Laura Clayton, Change Communications Manager at Sanctuary. Discover how Laura’s role is reshaping communication at scale and why she believes internal comms should always start with people.
As part of our exploration of the future of internal communication and potential new roles for IC professionals, Nicholas Wardle shares his move from internal comms to employee experience director at Brand Experiences.
New research warns that over-reliance on generative AI could erode critical thinking and productivity, urging businesses to invest equally in developing the human skills needed for responsible, effective AI use.
Internal communication is evolving fast – and so are the skills required to thrive in it. IC teams must prepare for the future by mixing the right blend of human and technical capabilities to lead change, influence leaders and shape culture in a more strategic way.
As media outlets continue to focus on the transformative nature of AI, a key point remains overlooked. In the UK in 2025, digital inclusion - equitable access to and use of information and communications technologies for participation in social and economic life – remains problematic for many. 7.9m lack basic digital skills and 3.7million UK families sit below the minimum digital living standard. In this episode, Neighbourly COO Zoe Colosimo explores the AI adoption gap and the danger AI inequality poses to society.
In a practical, thought-provoking session, United Minds lead consultants Chris Payne and Jasmine Voos explored how AI was reshaping internal communication—unpacking its twin role as disruptor and connector, from ethics and tooling to the skills needed to lead AI-enabled change.
Tracey Hewett shares what burnout taught her, and how internal communicators can protect their wellbeing by managing their workload and prioritising recovery.
The forces impacting 2025 operating conditions continue to confound organisational leaders and managers across the board. Workplace stress, anxiety, and burnout are at record levels and global analytics firm Gallup estimates disengagement cost the global economy US$438 million in the past year. In this episode, Jen and Cat welcome world-renowned organisational psychologist John Amaechi OBE. They discuss his new book It’s Not Magic and dive into the communication skills that underpin exceptional leadership.
With only two-thirds of employees clear on strategy - and just 58% believing it’s the right one - this webinar showed how to turn strategy into shared belief and everyday action by simplifying messages, equipping leaders, and connecting every role to results.
Constant change has become the new normal and internal communicators are at the heart of helping organisations navigate it. In October’s Fellows Knowledge Circle, participants explored how communicators can step up as true change leaders, shaping culture, building resilience, and helping people thrive through transformation.