Podcast: Creating and implementing a successful internal communications strategy

February 6, 2018by Mike LepisEmployer BrandingInternal CommunicationsLeadership and Strategypodcast

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Podcast: Creating and implementing a successful internal communications strategy (webinar recording)

Inside Vignettes is available on Apple iTunes,  Sticher, Podbean and other platforms and apps. You can also listen via the media player below.

Show notes:

Welcome to our second episode of ‘Inside Vignettes’, Vignette, The Employee Experience Agency. As we are working on new content for the Podcast, we thought we’d share a recording of a webinar on IC strategy we hosted with our friends at Poppulo. We produced a white paper covering our thoughts on IC strategy and how to go about wrapping your head around creating one for your organization. If the idea of ‘white paper’ does not float your boat, this podcast is for you.

Gregg and Mike discuss the critical importance of having an Internal Communications Strategy – and guide you through the steps for developing and implementing a strategy that places internal comms central to driving business goals.

Key Takeaways:

  • Understanding the difference between tactics and strategy
  • Working with the four pillars to success
  • Using research & insights to remove the guesswork
  • The building blocks you need to create your strategy
  • Implementing your strategy

Poppulo Files:

Webinar:
Creating and implementing a successful internal communications strategy

White paper
The Ultimate Guide to Internal Communications Strategy

We hope you enjoy and would love to hear your feedback.

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Thanks for listing and enjoy!

Mike Lepis

As a Chief Strategy Officer, Mike leads our team to develop strategy, insights and creative solutions to drive employee engagement. He believes through human-centered design and strategic communications—employees will get behind a brand and its mission.