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Internal Comms and Engagement Specialist Cigdem Ozcengiz

Place of Work
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Topics of interest

  • Business Partnering
  • Careers & Personal Development
  • Understanding Internal Communication
  • Change Communication
  • AI
  • Channels and Community Management
  • Internal Events (i.e. townhalls)
  • Connection & Belonging
  • Creating and Facilitating Conversations
  • Employee Engagement
  • Colleague Listening
  • Future of Internal Communication
  • Trends
  • Coaching
  • IC Impact
  • IC Strategy and Planning
  • Influencing and Advising
  • Research and Measurement
  • Leadership Communication
  • Trust
  • Creating Content, Messaging & Writing
  • Storytelling
  • Strategy Communication
  • Purpose & Values Communication
  • Audience and Stakeholder Groups
  • InterCultural Communications
  • Organisational Culture/s
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