Communicate magazine

Video: the new internal comms star Mark Darlington, head of video at Cavendish, describes how video can help make internal communications more impactful, flexible and human https://bit.ly/460z4GZ

AMEC: Is there still time for ethical AI? As tech companies hurtle towards ever-smarter applications of the technology, governments are scrambling to keep up with a growing array of risks. Rebecca Pardon reports from the AMEC Measurement and Evaluation conference in Sofia https://bit.ly/3S4akI7

Join us as we delve into TUI's incredible journey of unifying and inspiring 60,000 colleagues with their first-ever global employer value proposition, "Let’s TUI it." ✈️ Discover how TUI turned the challenges of the post-pandemic era into opportunities, involving their people every step of the way. Learn about the creation of a unique UGC-style launch video, showcasing authentic life at TUI through the eyes of its dedicated employees. 🎥🌟 Don’t miss out on this inspiring session to see how TUI is reshaping the travel industry! 📍 When and where: Join us on 12 September 2024 at the Royal Garden Hotel, London. ▶️ View the full programme here > https://bit.ly/4etR5By ▶️ Book your early-bird discounted tickets here > https://bit.ly/45B8aW8 #EBMLive #CommunicateConference #EmployerBranding #EB #EVP

Is PR ready for AI? Michal Kranz takes a look at the PR industry's burgeoning relationship with AI technology in Communicate magazine's first quarter issue https://bit.ly/3RXrtDk Subscribe to receive a copy here: https://lnkd.in/e-3DBuPX

Reputation management is biggest concern for businesses According to a nationwide survey conducted by Speakers Corner, the biggest concern companies face is reputational damage https://bit.ly/3VK5Jf6

📢 We are excited to announce that the DataComms Awards 2025 is now open for entries! 📢 The DataComms Awards celebrates use of data in corporate communications across industries, formats and strategies. View the full list of categories here 👉 https://bit.ly/3PDuDKz Download the entry guide 👉 https://bit.ly/3XL3ivC Enter by the early entry deadline on 18 October to receive £100 off your total entry cost. Save the date and start preparing your submissions now! Join us in celebrating the finest work in data communications. 🌟 Have a question? Email [email protected] with any questions about the awards programme. #DataComms #Datacommunications #datause

Is ESG a pipe dream for fossil fuels? The proliferation of sustainability accounting standards is leading to 'reporting fatigue', but how is this impacting the validity of data? Rebecca Pardon reports in Communicate's first quarter print issue https://bit.ly/4csazEW Subscribe to receive a copy here: https://lnkd.in/e-3DBuPX

The second quarter edition of Communicate magazine is out now. In our latest issue, we find out what precisely lies behind our fascination with charismatic CEOs - from Elon Musk to Elizabeth Holmes - and the dangers of being too hung-up on a personality. We also explore the value of neurodiversity in business, learn the art of being authentic without being...too authentic, and look at how corporate communications is being transformed by AI.  And if the whirl of new technologies is feeling breathtakingly swift, flicking through the glossy pages of a print magazine may offer some comfort. Designed by Archita Bhivandkar, cover illustration by Kate Hazell. Get your copy here: https://bit.ly/3RXb8hV 

Communicate magazine’s Corporate Content Awards has reopened for entries for 2025, celebrating the enduring and universal appeal of good storytelling. I interviewed those who were shortlisted for this year’s ceremony on the bustling streets outside the Globe Theatre. From the seriousness of health and safety within the mining industry and the technical details of climate change initiatives, to the visual feast of glossy food magazines, head to our YouTube to pick up some tips from our previous winners https://bit.ly/3ztJtio

AMEC: The need for an IT-comms coalition When crisis planning requires scope enough to incorporate pandemics, global conflicts and cyber-attacks, organisations must re-think how important information is shared across departments. Rebecca Pardon reports from the AMEC Measurement and Evaluation conference in Sofia https://bit.ly/3W83i7u