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3 Ways to Make Your Employee Communications World-Class
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3 Ways to Make Your Employee Communications World-Class

About this Guide

The people behind Gallagher’s acclaimed State of the Sector report know what sets world-class workplace communicators apart. They know because they have been forensically analyzing key data for years.

Likewise, Priya Bates, President of Inner Strength Communications, Inc, has over 20 years of experience working with major organizations on strategic internal communication, employee engagement, and transformational change.

We’ve brought both together to explore their unique insights into what exceptional workplace communicators do differently—and what you need to do to add provable value for even greater influence in your organization.

Learn what the best are doing to implement world-class comms strategies that:

  • Reduce employees’ information overload
  • Leverage the power of analytics and measurement
  • Develop effective networks of comms “influencers” to reach all employees

Authors

Chris Lee

Chris Lee

VP of Employee Experience & Communication

Priya Bates

Priya Bates

President, Inner Strength Communication Inc.

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