If you are a college football fan, this last weekend was absolutely epic. Comparably epic is #WeLeadComms honoree John Kurtz's take on the chaos and its implications for his beloved Big 12 Conference - shared in his "Open For Business" Newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eAZxe9wz
#WeLeadComms
Public Relations and Communications Services
The world's largest recognition program for communication leaders - celebrating our courage, initiative and leadership.
About us
With more than 14,000 followers and 800 honorees around the world, #WeLeadComms celebrates the daily contribution of communication leaders across geographies, career levels and professional disciplines. #PR #InternalCommunication #CrisisCommunication #DigitalComms #PublicAffairs
- Industry
- Public Relations and Communications Services
- Company size
- 1 employee
- Headquarters
- Reykjavik
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2021
- Specialties
- Public Relations and Internal Communication
Locations
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Primary
Reykjavik, 104, OO
Employees at #WeLeadComms
Updates
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An important message from #WeLeadComms honoree Alex Malouf
“Rising Star” communications professional; am passionate about storytelling and reputation building in emerging markets
Today, October 7th, will be a difficult one for many of us in the Middle East. There have already been too many of those days as it is, with constant imagery of people being injured and killed and worry about families and friends back home. I hope that employers realize the stress people are under and offer them support (and this is not about politics, this is about health and wellbeing). And if you do know a colleague who has roots in Israel, Lebanon or Palestine, take a moment to ask them how they are doing. Show them you care.
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An important message from #WeLeadComms honoree David Grossman
As we reflect on the anniversary of the October 7th terrorist attacks in Israel by Hamas, it's important to acknowledge how deeply these events touched many employees, and it’s time to check in with them this week. Our research in the fall of last year with The Harris Poll found that 51% of U.S. employees were personally impacted by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, even though many had no direct connections to the region. This staggering statistic reminds us of how interconnected we all are when global crises arise and that global events often impact us on a human level. For many of our employees, this anniversary will bring up difficult emotions and stress. As leaders, it's our responsibility to check in on our teams, offer support, and demonstrate care. Expressing empathy or having a conversation to let our folks share what they’re feeling can go a long way in helping employees know they’re seen, heard, and valued. I encourage everyone to take time today – and this week – to check in with those on your team. You know who to prioritize. Want help with how to do a check-in empathetically and effectively? Use this guide to thoughtfully conduct those well-being check-ins: https://lnkd.in/gY-_n5si #Leadership #Wellbeing #LeadwithHeart #October7 #WellbeingAtWork
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One of the ways #WeLeadComms engages our community of honorees, followers, and readers is our unique online Debate Series. We're looking to plan our last 2024 debate and our first for 2025 - any thoughts or ideas?
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Today's #WeLeadComms honors go to the Centre for Strategic Communication Excellence (CSCE) and The #PRethics Community for their co-sponsorship of this week's debate on "The top ethics questions facing #comms." The debate, which will feature Professor Shannon Bowen of the University of South Carolina, UK-based in-house communication leader Sanjay Mistry CIIC MCIPR and Saudi Arabia-based #WeLeadComms honoree Alex Malouf, will discuss the evolving range of ethical challenges we face at this particularly turbulent time. Jared Meade, MPS, APR, MPRCA of The #PRethics Community#PRethics Community will moderate as part of the Community's ambition to bring ethics conversations into the heart of the communication and PR professions. The debate will also be the fifth sponsored by CSCE as an ongoing partner of #WeLeadComms. To join us on Wednesday, visit https://lnkd.in/eHz9UXkX
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Senior #CommsJobs opportunity, via Daniel Méndez Aróstica, MBA
PVH Corp is #hiring! We are seeking Director, Corporate Communications - PVH to join our team located at New York, NY. At PVH, you can be yourself - you can truly design your future. Join us! https://bit.ly/4eJeWME #WeArePVH
Director, Corporate Communications - PVH in New York, NY
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Today’s #WeLeadComms honoree is US-based communication leader Amy Hughes. In her words: “I am an accomplished employee communications and engagement professional possessing strategic skills to elevate and amplify enterprise-wide initiatives to important stakeholders. I began my career in public relations at Cisco Systems, sharpening my PR practitioner capabilities overseeing the award-winning security product portfolio. My efforts contributed to Cisco’s security product portfolio, identified as an advanced technology, achieving an important milestone reaching $1 billion in annual revenue run rate. Since then, I’ve focused my career on internal communications and employee engagement at mission-driven organizations within healthcare. In these roles, I created thoughtful communications plans focused on the desired outcome and target audiences. I then developed messaging that succinctly articulated the “so what” for key stakeholders and successfully engaged employees, with metrics and results to match. I’m passionate about diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) including how it applies to mental health, and I consider allyship my superpower. I enjoy planning and executing events including co-creating meaningful moments that matter for employees. The 'in the moment' feedback is energizing and plays an important role in understanding our audience. While always a strategic partner, I continue to dig deeper into the employee engagement discipline. I’m also considering a career pivot later in life somewhere at the intersection of mental health and substance misuse, largely driven by my own challenges and accomplishments, and researching the learning and development that will require.” The fifth #WeLeadComms debate - “What are the top #ethics issues facing #comms” - is coming up Wednesday. Join Alex Malouf, Sanjay Mistry, and Professor Shannon Bowen as they discuss the profession’s top ethics priorities in turbulent times. Hosted in partnership with the Centre for Strategic Communication Excellence and The #PRethics Community#PRethics Community. Visit https://lnkd.in/e3cDjydU to register.
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This weekend, the #WeLeadComms spotlight lands on global communications leader Gifty Bingley. Gifty has more than 25 years of experience in communications and journalism. She currently serves as the Head of Public Information for the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS), where she leads communication strategies for the multi-dimensional Peace Support Operation mandated by the African Union and authorised by the United Nations Security Council. Gifty began her career in radio and television news before transitioning to leadership positions in the newsroom. She then moved into diplomatic communications, marketing communications, corporate affairs, and now international peace operations communications. Gifty's journey with the African Union began in 2018, during which time she has been instrumental in developing and executing comprehensive communication, outreach, advocacy, and branding strategies. Her role involves navigating the politically sensitive landscape of peace support operations, managing crisis communications, and expertly handling a wide range of scenarios. From tactical challenges to mission-critical situations, Gifty ensures clear, timely, and appropriate communication in high-stakes environments, balancing the intricate needs of multiple stakeholders in an increasingly challenging region. “My career has taught me the importance of adapting communication strategies to highly sensitive political and cultural environments,” Gifty notes. “I've learned to balance the needs of multiple stakeholders while ensuring clarity, accuracy, and relevance in all communications. My background and competencies have shaped me into a strategic multi-faceted leader who can effectively manage crisis communications, global campaigns, and stakeholder engagements across diverse platforms.” Outside of work, Gifty is passionate about continuous learning and is always ready for new challenges, including global travel. She has a reputation for hosting unforgettable, creatively themed parties that bring together diverse groups of people. #ICYMI: The IABC website has a brand new look! Check it out at iabc.com for a fresh design, easier accessibility and navigation and so much more. #IABC
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This weekend, the #WeLeadComms spotlight falls on India-based communication leader Vineet Kanodia. Vineet is a seasoned design thinking and social impact communications professional with more than six years of experience. He has successfully managed a diverse range of TV, digital, and print campaigns for some of India's leading social impact organizations. With a background in communication and design from the National Institute of Fashion Technology, Vineet brings a unique blend of creativity and strategic thinking to every project. His expertise in crafting compelling narratives has showcased the achievements of numerous organizations, highlighting their societal contributions. Vineet's journey in social impact communications is marked by his deep understanding of the sector, gained through hands-on experience at the grassroots level. This experience has enriched his ability to design solutions with empathy and insight, driving real change through strategic campaigns. His postgraduate diploma in Data Science in Health and Climate Change further enhances his capacity to make data-driven decisions, ensuring that his solutions are impactful and effective. Throughout his career, Vineet has collaborated on high-impact projects with esteemed organizations such as KPMG India, IBM India, American India Foundation, Quest Alliance, UNV India, UNICEF India, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, World Bank Group, Clinton Health Access Initiative, Population Services International India, TrueFootprint, Social Alpha and Leeford Healthcare. These collaborations have equipped him with strong analytical, business management, and communication skills, enabling him to transform data into visually engaging stories that resonate with diverse audiences. Vineet is passionate about building lasting relationships and believes in continuous learning to stay competitive and innovative. His ability to engage with individuals across all hierarchies, combined with his client-oriented approach and meticulous attention to detail, makes him a valuable asset in the social sector. His work has consistently delivered high-quality results, supporting the missions of the organizations he partners with. When not immersed in the professional realm, Vineet can be found embarking on soul-enriching journeys. LumApps is the leading AI-powered intranet that centralizes communications and tools for all employees, helping them get work done while driving engagement, productivity, and retention. Curious how an intranet can help level up your internal comms? Get a copy of our free white paper -> https://lnkd.in/eRY8h6Ki