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How having a beginner’s mindset can help improve your internal communications
ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

How having a beginner’s mindset can help improve your internal communications

About this Webinar

According to Deloitte Insights* a beginner’s mindset is applicable when “reality has changed or because the current approach is based on flawed thinking, faulty premises, or a different consumer or technological landscape.” For the majority of organizations, the above describes the current reality. Learn how IC leaders who set aside the status quo to challenge assumptions and explore new possibilities to drive world class communications.

Watch our conversation with Gihan Hyde, where you’ll learn how:

  1. The beginners’ mindset is key to creating a competitive advantage today.
  2. IC leaders can adopt this mindset.
  3. Gihan has supported organizations to improve their campaign performances using this mindset.

Event details

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February 23, 2021

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34 mins

Speaker

Gihan Hyde

Gihan Hyde

CEO & Founder

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