To better understand why Gold Quill is much more than an award, we spoke with five IABC members who know a thing or two about the program — having entered, won and even served as Gold Quill Chair in some cases — and are instructors for a Gold Quill-focused IABC Academy Course.
In today’s global world, learning about other cultures is no longer a luxury — it’s an essential part of doing business. Here are some common ways in which cultures vary around the globe and how that impacts the way they do business.
Today’s communicators must know how to position the impact of strategic communication, and therefore when to set the agenda versus when to take direction.
In May, the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis brought civil unrest to the city. Minneapolis native and IABC member Paul Omodt shares how he and a team of communicators volunteered to assist the city and state governments in crisis communication.
A personal piece accompanying “Lessons From the Front Line: What Communicators Can Learn From the Unrest in Minneapolis”
Whether in calm or tumultuous times, any communicator — especially those who are unemployed or underemployed — can follow this five-point plan to achieve career growth and success.
AI is revolutionizing communication roles, automating entry-level tasks and shifting the focus to strategic and ethical expertise. Learn how the next generation of professionals must be ready to lead in an AI-driven future.
Join us for Circle of Fellows episode 107, where IABC Fellows discuss how generative AI is being used in communication strategies, its impact on the industry and key lessons learned.
AI is revolutionizing crisis management with real-time data, sentiment tracking and chatbots, enabling quicker, more effective responses. Discover how organizations are using these tools to safeguard their reputation.