Rosie Huckle of King’s College London explores internal communication challenges in higher education, shaped by complexity, scrutiny and unique institutional pressures.
Post-war prosperity and social change dismantled top-down internal communications, driving industrial unrest and paving the way for more participative, two-way approaches that reshaped employee relations and organisational communication in Britain.
What does it take to unite 8,000 colleagues during the busiest Christmas in Heathrow’s history? This campaign shows how creativity, connection and leadership visibility drove real impact.
Adesh Chetram, head of integrated communications at Nedbank and president of South Africa’s Institute for Internal Communications Africa, shares how Ubuntu, authenticity and purpose are redefining internal comms across the continent.
Despite the US withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement in January 2025 and the perceived downgrading of decarbonisation as a boardroom priority, sustainability progress continues to be made.
Rob Hitchcock, Internal Communications Senior Manager, PwC Ireland went from the shop floor to leading internal communications. Here he shares how sideways moves, strong relationships and backing your strengths can build a career that makes more sense in hindsight than it ever did on paper.
This month's IC Trends Report explores the shifts quietly reshaping work, from AI anxiety fuelling new workers' movements to the rise of Scope 4 sustainability, workspace hackers exposing the gap between office design and real working life, and what the dating recession is doing to Gen Z's sense of belonging at work
Our latest member spotlight is on David Romanis, Communications Director, Technology and Innovation at HSBC. He shares how he fell into IC by accident, the award winning culture change campaign he's most proud of, and why he thinks every IC professional needs to embrace AI.
Over the past 150 years, the field of internal communication has undergone profound changes while maintaining core, consistent truths.
Michael Heller, professor of business history at Northumbria University, has been exploring its evolution – the five stages of the history of internal comms. Here, we look at the first stage: Editorial Internal Communication (1880–1960)
Our latest member spotlight is on Hannah Harriman, Internal Communications Business Partner at Gallagher. She shares her journey into IC, the campaigns she’s proud of, and how IoIC has helped shape her career.