Kantar launched its new purpose as part of an overarching concept for its vision for the future. Here, the data, insights and consulting company's Josh Smith-Johnston explains the cascade process that made it a success.
Your company’s purpose is one of the most important sentences you’ll publish in internal comms. Narrowing down the essence of why the business exists into a single statement and getting employees to buy into it is no easy task.
The third IoIC Festival was rich and diverse in its content and line-up. Speakers from different backgrounds and with experiences across many sectors shared their lessons from the world of internal comms and beyond. Here, Rob Jones, our MC in the Practical Zone shares his 13 top takeaways.
Online fashion retailer Missguided has chosen to shun traditional corporate values in favour of “Vibes”, to accurately reflect the culture and spirit of the brand.
Developing messages with impact is not that widely spoken about or covered in communications textbooks. But, says Liam FitzPatrick, if you start with the end in mind, it's not that challenging; as long as the outcome resonates with your audience.
Is your organisation proactively building a culture that prevents harm? Organisational development consultant Tom Burke talks about the need for safeguarding at work.
Sometimes your internal comms are defined by broad external events, the ramifications of which may last years... or decades. In the first of a four-part series, we look at how internal communicators have dealt with man-made events and natural phenomena that are beyond their organisation’s control.
Jessica Gow, senior communications adviser at Solent University, explores how experiences can give employers better relationships with their employers.
Brand, marketing and communications agency Radley Yeldar asked internal communication experts how they are enabling purpose within their organisations and what challenges they are facing in the process.