Internal communication’s next big leap is becoming data-scientist-like: using AI-enabled insight to shape strategy, prove value and drive organisational performance – not just measure outputs.
Communications & Engagement Manager at NatWest, Beth shares how the IOIC Foundation Diploma gave her the confidence and frameworks to challenge up, think holistically, and make a real impact in her first IC role.
Marian Abrines, president of Spain’s internal comms association, DIRCI, discusses engagement strategy, leadership alignment and the growing importance of data.
Our new-look Impact Brief covers the AI crisis of confidence, the sustainability story most internal communication strategies are missing, the rise of FOBO and survival stacking, and why employer healthcare has become a business-critical communication issue.
Our latest member spotlight is on Ed Marsh. He built an internal communication function from scratch, led the launch of an employee app adopted across an entire organisation and has a passion for languages that shapes how he thinks about communication every day.
In this first episode of series 16, Jen, Dom and Cat chat with Mercy Abel, founder of It Is Who You Know, to uncover the value of mentoring to bridge intergenerational divides and superpower early years careers.
IOIC has awarded Fellowship to nine exceptional internal communication professionals. Meet the newest members of the highest tier of the Institute and hear from the panel that assessed them.
National Grid is driving a once-in-a-generation transformation, doubling investment to reshape energy networks. Its “BIG Work” campaign unites 30,000 colleagues behind a shared mission to power the future.
One day of insight, workshops, case studies and networking isn't enough. Rob Jones is back for Day 2 of Festival, live-blogging the highlights from Warbrook House in Eversley.
Eleanor Tan shares insights on internal communication across Asia, drawing on leadership experience in shipping, financial services and education, with a focus on culture, transparency and engagement.
In this first episode of series 16, Jen, Dom and Cat chat with Mercy Abel, founder of It Is Who You Know, to uncover the value of mentoring to bridge intergenerational divides and superpower early years careers.