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3 Strategies To Get The IC Budget You Need
ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

3 Strategies To Get The IC Budget You Need

About this Webinar

Tired of putting together a strong case for the budget increase you really need only to have it turned down? How do other teams manage to grow their budgets while yours is stuck?

Join Priya Bates to learn her 3 proven strategies for translating the increased visibility of Internal Communications into the budget that you need to drive your company’s success.

Priya has managed large IC teams and budgets for large organizations like HP and Compaq. During this session she will guide you through her 3 strategies for gaining budget:

  • Connect the impact of internal comms to your organization’s goals
  • Use a data-driven budget planning process to build a stronger business case
  • Identify and leverage allies for resource support across your organization

Register now to reserve your spot!

Event details

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September 28, 2021

11am ET / 4pm GMT

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60 minutes

Speaker

Priya Bates

Priya Bates

President, Inner Strength Communication Inc.

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