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Organising a seamless internal business conference is no small feat. In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, the ability to gather, inspire, and engage is more crucial than ever. But how do you curate an internal business conference that checks all logistical boxes and leaves a lasting impact?
Dive deep as we unravel insights from 11 members of the Forbes Communications Council, unveiling the challenges and, more importantly, the solutions to orchestrating a conference that truly resonates.
I'm excited to share that I've been featured as one of the contributors in a Forbes Communications Council article published on August 21, 2023, titled "A Deep Dive Into The Tools And Trends Shaping Business Strategies". The article brings together insights from 20 marketing experts, including me, exploring current marketing tools, channels, and trends that businesses should either adopt or rethink.
If you've ever wondered about the key to fostering a more collaborative, informed, and engaged workforce, look no further than your company's intranet. An intranet can serve as the central nervous system of an organization, providing a platform for internal communications, resource sharing, and community building. However, crafting an effective intranet content strategy is not a one-size-fits-all operation. The best strategies are tailored to meet the unique needs of an organization's culture and workflow.
Leaders aren’t therapists and shouldn’t try to be. But people are coping with collective grief and trauma on a global scale, which means leaders have to learn and exercise new skills. HBR
In your job who do you work for, and who works for you? Your perspective on this can be key in setting yourself and your teams up for success.
One of the challenges we all face is scarce resources. Not having enough time, tools, money, or team members to deliver can be an everyday experience. This scarcity can be overwhelming to those involved in situations where demand exceeds the available supply of a product or service. But could it be that we are looking at our problem in the wrong way?
For those of us who are able to work remotely video is now the new normal. Not all of us are fortunate enough to have our own quiet and well furnished home office. Many of us ...
I mean, look, real-time communication, for example, is handy sometimes. When there’s really a crisis or whatever and you really need to hash something out, fine. It’s just that when you have to follow a dozen real-time conversations all day long, that’s broken.
You know you should be focusing on the long-term journey, on building out the facility, signing up new customers or finishing your dissertation. But instead... (Seth Godin)