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Within your organization, there are most likely several functions within Communications, including Public Relations, Internal Comms, and Exec Comms. PR is primarily external-facing. Internal Comms is primarily internal-facing. Exec Comms …
Every corporate communications role requires lots of emotional intelligence, self-awareness. But surely none requires more interpersonal athleticism than that of the executive communicator, who must fluidly navigate a huge range …
Leadership transitions are inevitable, and often all too frequent: Executives leave the organization, and new executives join. Major changes like these can be disruptive to the business, but you play …
It wasn’t long ago that “executive communication” was basically synonym—or a euphemism—for “executive speechwriting.” No longer: As an Executive Communicator, you are constantly flexing across a vast and varied range …
Most likely, the executive you support is often on the road meeting with customers, employees, partners, press and other key audiences in order to advance the goals of the organization. …
You hear it a lot when you spend time with veterans of executive communications: A skillset every bit as foundational as communication, in this business, is collaboration. Really? Why is …
This is the first edition of a monthly column we’re calling “Standard Practice.” Written by veteran executive communication director Kari Matalone, this is an attempt to broadly share some basic …