Nobody knows internal communications like Lawrence Ragan Communications. For more than 35 years, we've been helping communicators from Fortune 500 companies, small nonprofits and everything in between. Our employee newsletters deliver practical advice, insightful case studies and provocative commentary about internal communications. Our seminars and workshops provide the hands-on training that will make you a better internal communicator—and a greater asset to your organization. Our conferences bring together the best minds in the industry to prove why effective internal corporate communication is an essential part of any successful business plan.

See for yourself. Here's how to get started:

1. Get a free e-zine. Sign up today for Ragan's Grapevine by completing the form to the right. The Grapevine brings you a sampling of tips, tactics and strategic thinking about internal communications.

2. Read the publication that started it all. Read about The seven deadly sins of employee communication in The Ragan Report (Sample PDF Issue), the best-regarded newsletter in the business. Each week, you get the latest trends, best practices and strategic thinking, all delivered in a distinctive voice that speaks directly to the internal communicator.

3. Start talking. Jump into the conversation on Steve Crescenzo's blog, the most entertaining and informative discussion on what it means to be an internal communicator.

4. Brush up on your skills. View our calendar of events to choose the workshop, teleseminar or conference on internal communications that's best for you.

5. Order a multimedia CD. Listen to a CD recording of our teleseminar on trends in employee communications, or choose another multimedia CD on internal communications that best suits your needs.

6. Take a peek at our archives. Read the following articles on internal corporate communication to get a sampling of the vast resources that 35 years in the business can deliver. It's on us.

• Internal communications: Catching up in importance to media relations?
  Learn why internal communication executives are migrating up the organizational chart
  
  
• Retreat improves internal communication
  The outing allows communicators to socialize—and build the business.
  
  
• Internal communications: Are you being a manager or a leader to your staff?
  Deep into her career as a communication executive, the author experienced a profound awakening and dedicated herself to becoming a great leader of her internal communication team
  
  
• General Motors: Internal communications at its best
  The man who built internal communications at General Motors tells how he did it—and how you might, too
  
  
• Where will the internal communications profession be in 10 years?
  Here's a crystal-ball gaze on the subject of internal communications

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