What are the superpowers of communication professionals? We identified 11 distinct skills that merited discussion as “communication professional superpowers."
One of the many powers of communication is its ability to create strong relationships, where leaders and members interact and achieve shared understanding.
The #ShowUsYourLeave campaign on social media ties to a larger global trend bubbling up: employees’ desire to break from the norm and have more flexibility in culture creation.
Alexandra Sebben, president of IABC Ottawa, and Jefferson Darrell, founder and CEO of Breakfast Culture, recap a chapter professional development session about woke marketing and communications.
Neuroscience can help communicators apply evidence-based, innovative approaches to up their game, make a difference and become knowledgeable and trusted advisors in their organizations.
As a communications professional and a futurist, I want to suggest some digital trends and events that you should keep an eye on in the coming year.
Are communication professionals ready for a world where our audiences have more influence and followers than our stakeholders?
Prior to COVID, being confident and competent on camera was irrelevant. Today, almost all of us are trying to get results through a camera. It’s the new essential skill.