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Successful change management case study
ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

Successful change management case study

About this Webinar

John Twombly shares how St. Louis Children's Hospital has transformed its internal communication to advance overall goals. The hospital adopted Poppulo in late 2015. Since then:

  • The number of employee comment posts soared
  • The click-through rate for all communication rose to above 30 percent
  • State, regional and national communication honors were earned

Practical advice and key takeaways:

  • Creating an annual internal communication plan based on research and evidence
  • Addressing information overload
  • Enabling access from any device
  • Increasing engagement with interactive, people-focused content
  • Using data and benchmarks to measure success

This webinar was recorded before Newsweaver evolved to Poppulo.

Event details

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May 2, 2017

2pm ET / 7pm BST

Speaker

John Twombly

John Twombly

Internal Communications Manager

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