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Category: Internal Communication

5 internal communications job descriptions for your next hire

Having a dedicated internal communications employee or team is so important to the overall health of any organization. In fact, some would argue that internal communications is the heartbeat of any organization (and we couldn’t agree more). By having a dedicated IC team in place, companies are able to build trust within the organization, increase…

11 examples of holding statements for crisis comms

When a crisis breaks out, one of the very first things that you need to do is to issue a holding statement (internally and externally). If company operations are disrupted, customers will want to know how they will impacted. Employees may be concerned and will want answers. The media might be knocking on your door…

How to segment your internal audiences (with examples!)

Internal communication is essential to keep employees informed and engaged, but sending the same message to all employees can be too much (and can ultimately lead to communication overload and decreased engagement). That’s why audience segmentation is so powerful! With just a few small shifts, you can send targeted and relevant messages to specific groups…

March Madness ideas for work

March Madness is the NCAA Division men’s single-elimination basketball tournament of 68 teams that compete in 7 for the national championship. And with the event right around the corner (it begins on March 14), your team may be thinking of ways to join in on the fun and festivities. We’ve compiled a few tips to…

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