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Key Insights from Engage 2022: Reinventing Communications for a Restless Workforce
EXECUTIVE BRIEF

Key Insights from Engage 2022: Reinventing Communications for a Restless Workforce

About this Executive Brief

After a pandemic that changed everything and a world of work that will never be the same, FWI | Poppulo’s Engage 2022 conference zeroed in on the urgent need to rethink and reinvent communications for a restless workforce.

We brought together the best in the business—from companies such as Microsoft, IKEA, LinkedIn, Hilton, Gilead Sciences, Thomson Reuters, Humana and more—to learn how world-class organizations are finding new ways to address workplace upheaval and employee disconnect.

Every Engage 2022 session is available here but this executive brief takes you through a roll-up of the key insights so that you can get a quick flavor and go back for more of what interests you whenever it suits.

Topics covered include:

  • Transforming the workplace into a venue for collaboration — Thomson Reuters and Newmont Corporation.
  • Promoting DEI—Microsoft, Gilead Sciences, and Capital One
  • Engaging an unplugged workforce—IKEA, Spirit Aerosystems and Hilton
  • Equitable events in a hybrid world—LinkedIn
  • Dos and Don’ts for communicating with a multigenerational workforce—Megan Thomas, Buzz Communications
  • Promoting health and wellness—Humana

Author

 Christine Kendall

Christine Kendall

Content Marketing Manager, Poppulo

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