As part of our aim to build a really useful resource and collaborative outlet through this website and our wider CIPR Inside group for professionals working in or studying internal communication, we’re inviting posts from professionals and students on topics…
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A message to CEOs about the power of an integrated communications strategy
Tagged with: CIPR Inside, Employee Engagement, IC profession, Integrated Communications, Leadership, Rebecca Pain
Posted in Brand Engagement, Employee Communications, Uncategorized
Posted in Brand Engagement, Employee Communications, Uncategorized
Get CIPR qualified in 2013
If you’re looking to get qualified in your field but need flexibility to learn at a time and place that suits you, our online Internal Communication qualifications are for you. Study at Certificate level if you’re starting out and need to…
Tagged with: Career, CIPR Inside, IC profession, internal communication, Leadership, Professional development
Posted in Career planning
Posted in Career planning
Is Internal Communication a profession?
This was one of the points we explored at our career pathways round table last month. We were discussing if internal communication is a profession. Or is it based more on ‘experience’ than qualifications? And what is a profession anyway?…
Tagged with: #ciprinside, IC profession, Internal Communications, Leadership
Posted in Career planning, Internal Comms Jobs, Internal Comms Recruitment
Posted in Career planning, Internal Comms Jobs, Internal Comms Recruitment
Be brave
Our internal communication community is growing, and we want you to be able to use this website to share ideas, information and posts about our industry. So, I’m pleased to introduce our first guest blogger, Helen Deverell. Helen Deverell is an…
Tagged with: #ciprinside, #insidestory, CIPR Inside, Employee Engagement, Helen Deverell, IC profession, Internal Communications, Sequel group
Posted in #Insidestory
Posted in #Insidestory
Face to Face — Experts in Communication
Why is it some people seem to have a natural ability to captivate their audience and get their message across so effortlessly? They seem to have a natural ability. But it’s nothing that can’t be learnt. November’s Ask the Guru…
