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What does the year ahead look like for corporate communications? AI is here to stay. New tools pop up all the time. And some old favorites have sticking power.
What does the year ahead look like for corporate communications? AI is here to stay. New tools pop up all the time. And some old favorites have sticking power.
Sure, a companywide memo or annual report “Letter from the CEO” is important. But an organization’s top leader needs more tools in the communications toolbox.
There are many similarities between what lawyers and marketing and PR professionals do. This is even more true when considering Artificial Intelligence.
When companies make controversial decisions — such as recent ones by corporate heavyweights to abandon DEI policies — tough communication is guaranteed.
Whether wading into a hot-button issue or simply trying to be heard amid a cultural storm, let the “five W’s” — who, what, where, when and why — be your guide.
AI will never replace human creativity, understanding, judgment and experience. It will improve efficiency, inform strategy and inspire creative thinking.
Authenticity is at the core of a brand promise. Google stumbled out of the blocks with advertising for its AI product, Gemini, during the Games.
What will the Supreme Court ruling overturning affirmative action in academic admissions mean for other industry sectors and how should communicators prepare?
It doesn’t have to be a story (and you certainly don’t have to go to court) but Greiner’s advice is a refreshing take on a key principle for communicators on any level.
Who knew we could learn so much from a character who was born with a heart “two sizes too small?”