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Inside IC Survey 2016 - Emerging results & trends

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Inside IC Survey 2016 - Emerging results & trends

About this Webinar

Insights from the 2016 Internal Communications Survey. In May 2016, we teamed up with Ragan Communications to gather data on the state of internal communications. We wanted to benchmark communicators' challenges, strategies, measurement techniques and more. With guest host David Grossman and a panel of industry thought leaders (Sam Marshall, Steve Crescenzo & Angela Sinickas), we explore the interim results taking a deeper look at early findings and emerging trends from the 2016 Inside IC survey.

Practical advice and key takeaways:

The most-popular channels used by communicators
Using mobile for internal communications
Measurement best practices
Top challenges
And much more!

This webinar was recorded before Newsweaver evolved to Poppulo. You can view the full survey results by clicking here.

Event details

60 minutes

Speakers

Angela Sinickas

Angela Sinickas

CEO

Sam Marshall

Director, ClearBox Consulting

Steve Crescenzo

Consultant, Writer, Speaker, and Seminar Leader

Moderator

David Grossman

David Grossman

Founder & CEO, The Grossman Group

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