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This is the year we must go from lip service to substantive action. Experts share how to make genuine progress–and become a more inclusive storyteller.
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Joanne Callahan, speechwriter and corporate communicator with Con Edison in New York, shares tips on finding the story and honing a message to fit your audience.
The lessons of 2020 have been profound as leaders have found new connections with essential, deskless employees, according to experts at Workplace from Facebook.
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Managing social media for a government agency offers unique challenges, boosting engagement without ‘sexy’ content. Here’s how the ODNI is standing out online.
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A gaggle of investors on Reddit banded together to drive up the price on GameStop stock—and put the squeeze on Wall Street. What should comms pros take from the episode?
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What are the big lessons that comms pros should take from the past year? We break down the top tips from industry leaders.
Some humanity and creativity can help find success for your clients even when the media is overwhelmed by national news headlines.
