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HR & IC – Managing the communication explosion in a time of crisis
UPCOMING WEBINAR – APRIL 10TH

HR & IC – Managing the communication explosion in a time of crisis

About this Webinar

COVID-19 has us on information overload.

Employees are struggling to absorb your important communications while they juggle evolving pandemic info, new work patterns and shifting family obligations. But there are solutions! In this webinar, HR and IC experts will share strategies to reduce the noise for employees while keeping them informed, engaged and productive.

Take-aways

  • How to create an effective balance between COVID-19 news and other important information
  • How to be proactive in the face of changing information
  • What are the key issues that leaders are facing today, and how are they communicating differently to employees as a result?
  • What content is emerging as most important to inform, engage and gain continued commitment from employees?

Event details

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April 10, 2020

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60 minutes

Speakers

Laura McLaughlin

Laura McLaughlin

Chief People Officer, Legacy Global Sports

Roxanne E. Martinez

Roxanne E. Martinez

Executive VP & Chief Human Resources Officer, DentaQuest

Moderator

Precillia Redmond

Precillia Redmond

Founder & Principal, Maeve Consulting, LLC

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