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Overcoming the communication challenges of relevancy, time pressures and our ever-increasing reliance on IT departments.
A discussion about the growing importance of personalisation, channels and devices, having access to accurate data about colleagues, using champions and the importance of colleague involvement.
Internal communicators will find this useful because it is a challenge that we are all facing in increasingly complex businesses where colleagues work remote, hybrid and on the move. The world of work has changed, the workforce has changed, and communicators must adapt now and continue to do so.
Takeaways from the session:
From this session, communicators will take away ideas that can form a roadmap for improving communications with both short, and longer-term actions and a clear rationale to take to their C-suite.
Aimed at the following practitioner levels:
Carl has worked in communications for 18 years across education, health, local government and social housing. His expertise in internal communication covers change, employee engagement and culture. He is preoccupied with adapting internal communication offers to meet the changing needs of employees, senior leaders, and organisations.
He holds Master’s degrees in Strategic Communication and in Management Practice and has written a chapter on Internal Communication to be published in an upcoming book for practitioners.
He is a Manchester United season ticket holder and has a travel blog where he writes about collecting airmiles, and recommendations on what to see, where to stay, eat and shop in the places he visits.