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Altassian, Airbnb extend support for remote work in contrast to other companies, Fostering a culture of speaking up

Plus, the Target CEO responds to Pride Month feedback.

What’s in Ragan’s AI Toolkit

Ragan’s Communications Leadership Council compiled our first-ever Artificial Intelligence Toolkit— collecting resources ranging from partner research and articles to certificated courses, guidelines and videos.

Ragan Insider | Justin Joffe

Everything you wanted to know about ESG (but were too afraid to ask)

The devastating wildfires in Maui are but the latest example of why more stakeholders care about this work beyond what’s in annual reports and earning calls.

Events | Sean Devlin

The biggest takeaways from Ragan’s Employee Experience & Wellness Conference

Over three days new connections were formed, ideas were shared, and all learned new ways to look at wellness through a holistic lens.

Ragan Research | Ragan Staff

Senior-level insight needed: What are your perceptions on the future of communications?

Help us understand what’s keeping you up at night and what you’re looking forward to most.

Career Advice | Isis Simpson-Mersha

6 questions with: Megan DiSciullo of PwC

Megan DiSciullo shares the biggest challenge she’s overcome in her career.

Workplace Wellness | Justin Joffe

Understanding wellness as a strategic imperative

Thrive Global’s David Hoke shares how changing expectations for workplace wellness drive growth.

Workplace Wellness | Ragan Staff

Ragan honors the 2023 Workplace Wellness Awards and Workplace Wellness Hot List in Colorado: list of winners

Winners were celebrated at a special awards luncheon in Colorado on August 15.

Ragan Insider | Justin Joffe

How to craft executive communications that acknowledge, align and assure

Messages from leadership shouldn’t sound like they’ve come down from an ivory tower.

Writing & Editing | Jess Zafarris

Comms etymology: Can you just be ‘whelmed’ at work?

We often say we are “overwhelmed” or “underwhelmed,” but did you know that you can, in fact, just be “whelmed”? Explore the etymology of these words in order to understand how.