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5 ways to format your written comms so people actually read them
When a presentation is memorable - for the right reasons! - it’s great for your professional reputation, and it’s great for your audience who have the opportunity to learn something new.
Top tips for creating memorable presentations
When a presentation is memorable - for the right reasons! - it’s great for your professional reputation, and it’s great for your audience who have the opportunity to learn something new.
Why strategic storytelling is powerful, and how to use it
When we explain something complex, or an organisation’s purpose or strategy, in a powerful or relatable story, people are more likely to not only remember it, but align with it.
What makes a quality intranet?
An intranet is more than just a comms tool - it’s the face of your digital workplace that informs and connects team members, and supports great productivity.
The 5 steps of best-practice crisis communication
Whether it’s a crisis you’ve predicted or not, these five simple steps can help you navigate the communication required to help maintain trust and protect reputation.
Case Study: A business acquisition in a close-knit community
Some people find change fearful, particularly when there are many uncertain elements. And this fear can be magnified for employees and businesses who work in close-knit, regional communities.
Case Study: Managing a crisis from the inside out
A scandal about to be made public, almost 1,000 employees, and no internal communication expertise.