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Internal communications top challenges bring new opportunities for action
ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

Internal communications top challenges bring new opportunities for action

About this Webinar

Internal communicators are increasingly being called upon to show measurable business impact, support internal branding and employee engagement initiatives, and expand video and mobile technologies. Paul Barton, ABC, and Kris Pugsley, CCEP, show you how to turn those opportunities into action and success.

During this session you will discover:

  • What’s needed to address the top challenges facing internal communicators
  • Ways to use detailed analytics to drive how and where employees are communicated with, and to justify additional resources
  • How to use colorful Excel charts to report unassailable, meaningful and digestible data to company leaders
  • How ON Semiconductor is supporting employee engagement and internal branding through its intranet, a monthly digital newsletter and email updates

Speakers

Kris Pugsley

Kris Pugsley

Senior Global Communications Manager

Paul Barton

Paul Barton

Principal Consultant, Paul Barton Communications

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