Can communicators find a way to help others “get it” so enough people might find common ground to solve some of the terrible dilemmas of our time, before it’s too late?

 

IABC supports and guides communication professionals worldwide to adapt the highest standards for ethics and professional behavior and, during February, will highlight its Code of Ethics and applicability to our daily work.

Today’s organizations are great at creating, but poor at stopping. As a result, we’re getting bogged down by “corporate clutter,” which seriously stifles clarity, engagement and performance. But COVID-19 has given us a glimpse of a better way.

In an article on Forbes.com, IABC Member Edward Segal details several important crisis management lessons that business leaders can glean from the U.S. Capitol siege. 

Organize a book club with monthly selections of communication-focused books that will spark conversation, encourage innovation and foster engagement and collaboration among your staff or chapter members.

As audiences' demand for information becomes more instantaneous, how can communicators keep pace while maintaining accuracy and integrity?