46 internal communications professionals to follow in 2026

Internal comms can feel like a solo job… even when you know you’re not the only one doing it. Whether you’re writing all-staff updates, navigating org changes, or trying to explain what you actually do to your in-laws, it helps to have a few voices from the internal comms community in your feed who just get it.

And this isn’t just any list! We’ve thoughtfully compiled a list of smart, generous, and practical folks who regularly post about internal comms tips and advice, employee experience, people ops, and all the in-between.

Bonus: If you’ve been looking for a community full of people like you to share ideas, get advice, and talk through what’s really going on in internal comms, join us on CommsChat! Whether you’re rolling out a new channel, building a campaign from scratch, or just trying to get people to read your dang emails, you’ll find folks who get it (and want to help).

It’s free, welcoming, and full of smart communicators from all over. Come say hi 💙

Here are some internal comms thought leaders worth following on LinkedIn, grouped by what they tend to talk about most.

46 internal comms voices to follow

Voices from the inside

These folks are internal comms pros by day — and still make time to share what they’re learning, testing, and rethinking on LinkedIn. They’re in-house, in motion, and incredibly generous with their knowledge. 

If you want grounded insights from people who get it, start here.

1. Regine Nelson
2. Stephanie Roberts
3. Kalia Waits-Smith
4. Keith Berman
5. Daniel Méndez Aróstica, MBA
6. Chris McGrath
7. Sam Drexler

Trusted partners & consultants

Sometimes you don’t need another idea. You need a partner. Whether you’re launching a new initiative, navigating change, or just need someone to help you get unstuck, these consultants know internal comms inside and out. They’ve worked with teams of all sizes and bring real-world experience, clear frameworks, and a steady hand when things get messy.

If you’re looking for support, strategy, or a sounding board—start here.

1. Gab Ferree
2. Gabriel Galdamez
3. Chuck Gose
4. Jo McRell
5. Melina Nelson
6. Lynn Zimmerman
7. Bo Breuklander
8. Alejandra Ramirez Wells
9. Pinaki Kathiari
10. Ashley Dennison
11. Frank Dias
12. Laura Hardin
13. Preston Lewis
14. Caitlin Harper
15. Ann Melinger
16. Andrea Greenhous
17. Tara McDonagh

Voices we love

Some posts teach you something. Others just make you feel better about doing this work. These are the folks whose content feels human, hopeful, and refreshingly honest. They share what’s hard, celebrate what’s working, and remind you that internal comms is about people first.

Check out these voices who are encouraging, candid, and just plain good to see in your feed!

1. Joanna Parsons
2. Alyssa Towns
3. Natalie Moran
4. Kevin Blasko
5. Kateryna Byelova
6. Kelly Basgen
7. Edeje Onwude
8. Jessica Roberts
9. Julie Masson
10. Mike Klein
11. Jenni Field
12. Priya Bates
13. Advita Patel
14. Rachel Miller
15. Jo Coxhill
16. Debbie Braden
17. Monique Zytnik
18. Jennifer George
19. Jason Anthoine

Workshoppers

We couldn’t make this list without giving a shoutout to some of the people we learn from every day. This crew includes members of the Workshop team, our extended community, and a few standout platforms and newsletters we rely on. 

If you’re looking to stay connected, curious, and inspired—start here.

1. Jamie Bell
2. Devin Owens
3. Yanni Pappas

If your feed could use a little more real talk, encouragement, or “hey, that’s exactly what I’m dealing with” — we hope this list helps. Internal comms can be a weird and wonderful job, and it’s easier (and more fun!) when you’ve got good people in your corner.

If we missed someone you love learning from, or you’re an internal comms pro who’s proud of your LinkedIn presence, tell us! We’re always up for finding new voices, fresh takes, and folks who make this work feel a little less lonely.

And if you’re rethinking your internal comms toolkit (or just want to bounce ideas around) we’d love to chat! Workshop is built for teams like yours, and we’re always happy to share what we’ve seen work.