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So far Elizabeth Williams has created 28 blog entries.

The Hearts & Minds of Middle Managers

Employee engagement is creeping up, but guess who's not engaged? Middle managers. Those much-maligned and ignored folks are under more pressure than ever to get stuff done and keep their organizations moving. Natalia Smalyuk of Not Business As Usual joins us for a chat about what to do.

The D-Word: How to stop worrying and start communicating about inclusion, diversity and equity

Michael Kaneva, Chief Diversity Officer at Export Development Canada joins us on The Swear Jar to work through why we’re so afraid to confront the ugly truths that underpin the need for ID&E programs in organizations.

The D word: How to stop worrying and start communicating about inclusion, diversity & equity.

For Fearless Communicators, the whole ID&E thing can feel like a giant minefield full of personal and organizational risk. What if we use the wrong words? What if we need to admit that our organization has been less than stellar? How do we arm our executives? Our guest, Michael Kaneva, provides some guidance.

Reviews are a Fu*king Gift

Whether you like it or not, your current, past and potential employees are talking sh*t about you online. It might be nice sh*t or it might be nasty sh*t, but the truth is, if you're not paying attention, someone else is owning the narrative about your brand.

By |2021-06-21T14:42:12+00:00February 2nd, 2021|podcasts|0 Comments

Article: The COVID-19 Employee Communications Budget — If you Slash, Will you Burn?

by Elizabeth Williams In this article, published in Software Business Growth, Andrew and Elizabeth make the case for leaving the communications budget alone. Tempting as it is, in these times, to cut costs, the one area most organizations can't afford to skimp on is engaging employees and building trust. There is an uncomfortable conversation taking [...]

By |2021-03-06T16:41:33+00:00December 1st, 2020|Articles, Communications Planning, news|0 Comments
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