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How to Get the Internal Communications Budget You Need
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How to Get the Internal Communications Budget You Need

About this Guide

These planning templates are designed to inspire you to develop strategies and achieve the Internal Communications budget you need to make a meaningful impact. Use them to outline your current activity and its impact on the organization’s goals, map your existing resources, highlight gaps, and identify mutually beneficial alliances.

Each planning template can be edited and adjusted to meet the specific requirements of your organization, your project, and your processes.

Author

Priya Bates

Priya Bates

President, Inner Strength Communication Inc.

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