With exploding audience numbers, the digital audio format offers big upsides for organizations eager for thought leadership clout and earned media hits.
According to data from Morning Consult, ‘communicativeness’ is more likely to be associated with female leaders than with male execs.
After four years of President Trump’s unorthodox approach to government messaging and public engagement, one comms pro argues that it’s time to find again what was what the norm.
By allowing all stakeholders a view into the decision-making process, leaders can offer a stronger sense of purpose and belonging to their workforce. The key ingredient? Communication.
With audiences viewing your PowerPoint on smaller screens during WFH, it’s important to reimagine your visual format.
Though staffers find it inappropriate for employers to endorse a specific candidate, they think a message of empathy is crucial.
The messaging maestro for the workplace and jobs platform shares how communicators can earn their way to the decision-making table.
Sarah Hurwitz, former head speechwriter for Michelle Obama, shares how to shape and sharpen presentations and capture the voice of your subject in an authentic manner.
Want a prominent seat in the meeting room? Figure out the nomenclature, and collaborate with the bean counters on identifying and tracking which metrics matter most to them.
If you want to speak with the media, then you need media training.
Clear communication often is not the primary fuel rocketing a professional to the top-floor corner office, so thoughtful preparation is essential. Consider these common liabilities.
Jim King shares how the company aligns on core values, driving a process that works its way from the inside out.
Though it’s important for some messages to come from top leaders, sometimes authenticity requires turning to someone other than your chief executive.
As COVID-19 forces us to rely on remote connectivity, keep these essential tips, tactics and tech considerations in mind.
COVID-19 has derailed many events and in-person meetings, but these principles of oration, persuasion and connection apply to all formats.
