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In this episode chief exec Jennifer Sproul and co-host Dominic Walters talk with Zoe Shaughnessy, head of Internal Communications of The British Heart Foundation.
Zoe's insights have huge value for anyone tackling the challenges of communication within a large, varied and dispersed workforce. And Zoe shares some fascinating observations into how to best equip and support leadership teams to be the most effective communicators they can be, as we embrace new ways of working.
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اپیزودهای قبلی Internal Communication in the Raw را جستجو کن.
قسمت های دیگر در این پادکست
A conversation with Tim Rutter, Head of Communications at Tata Steel, on how COVID has impacted and potentially revolutionised the role of the Internal Communicator.
A conversation with Bola Gibson, Head of Inclusion and CSR at Osborne Clarke, about both good and bad examples of D&I that she has experience. Plus we ask whether the Internal Communications sector has a problem with Diversity and Inclusion.
IoIC Chief Exec Jennifer Sproul and Dominic Walters discuss what it takes to build an IC function from scratch in a large and dispersed organisation with Nicola McLaughlin, Internal comms and engagement manager for Europe and Africa, Toyota Financial Services.
An interview with Marcos Eleftheriou; Director of Culture, Internal and Corporate Communications a hospitality group Ennismore, on the value of Internal Comms during the challenges presented by COVID
IoIC Chief Exec Jennifer Sproul and Dominic Walters discuss a remarkable year in Internal Comms with Jody Lewis, Head of Internal Communications at Lloyds Banking Group.
Produced by 212 Radio Limited.
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