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ICology episodes

  • Ep #27 - Technology gap in corporate communications

    The way we communicate everyday is changing. It is now easier than ever to get the right information in front of the right people. However, internal employee communication is not seeing the same technological advances. Employers are still relying on outdated communication methods. SocialChorus recently published a report focused on the technology gap in corporate communications. 

    This episode of ICology features is Sonia Fiorenza, the vice president of content and engagement strategies for SocialChorus. She has a strong background in corporate communications at Gap, Amgen and SunAmerica and works directly with SocialChorus customers. 
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    32 min
  • Ep #27 - ICology with Sonia Fiorenza
    The way we communicate everyday is changing. It is now easier than ever to get the right information in front of the right people. However, internal employee communication is not seeing the same technological advances. Employers are still relying on outdated communication methods. SocialChorus recently published a report focused on the technology gap in corporate communications. 
    Speaking about the study is Sonia Fiorenza, the vice president of content and engagement strategies for SocialChorus. She has a strong background in corporate communications at Gap, Amgen and SunAmerica and works directly with SocialChorus customers. 
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    32 min
  • Ep #26 - Brexit from an communicator's point of view

    The UK's vote to leave the EU will have a tremendous impact on the messages companies will be sending to employees. There's a lot of unknown right now and employees will be looking to their leaders for answers. Internal communicators will have a huge role to play here. 

    In this episode of ICology, Rachel Miller from All Things IC shares her insights as a Brit and a leader in the world of internal communications. She talks about the role of communicators during this crisis and the tone they need to set. This is a great learning lesson for US communicators as the Presidential election nears closer. 
    Learn more about Rachel's expertise at All Things IC and on Twitter at @allthingsIC. 
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    23 min
  • Ep #26 - Brexit from an communicator’s point of view

    The UK's vote to leave the EU will have a tremendous impact on the messages companies will be sending to employees. There's a lot of unknown right now and employees will be looking to their leaders for answers. Internal communicators will have a huge role to play here. 



    In this episode of ICology, Rachel Miller from All Things IC shares her insights as a Brit and a leader in the world of internal communications. She talks about the role of communicators during this crisis and the tone they need to set. This is a great learning lesson for US communicators as the Presidential election nears closer. 

    Learn more about Rachel's expertise at All Things IC and on Twitter at @allthingsIC. 



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    23 min
  • Ep #25 - Internal Comms in fast food

    One of the great things about internal communication is that it's everywhere because employees are everywhere. But IC is not even close to the same within companies because each market often faces its own challenges. Jason Rollins is the manager of corporate communication for Arby's and Amanda Eglin is the associate manager of internal communications there. 

    In this episode of ICology, you'll hear them talk about the IC practice within Arby's, along with the channels they use. They also talk at length about the corporate philanthropy Arby's contributes in local communities, along with an impressive item on Arby's secret menu. Listen in. 

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    1 hr
  • Ep #24 - Social, Video & Mobile for Internal Communications with Kristin Hancock, Chris Bias, Jody Wilkins and Michael Anton
    Communicators love hearing from their peers and in this episode you get to hear from four of them. I attended and spoke at this May's Social, Video and Mobile for Internal Communications event put on by ALI Conferences. Held in Nashville, it was a great event with many great speakers. During the evening networking reception, I pulled a few of them aside to talk about their sessions. 
    In this episode of ICology, you'll hear from 
    • Michael Anton, IBM
  • Kristin Hancock, College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba
  • Chris Bias, Roche
  • Jody Wilkins, Concur
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    21 min
  • Ep #23 - Using humor in communications

    Curious about humor in the workplace? It's not about cracking jokes or being the class clown. In this episode of ICology, Stephanie Davies, CEO of Laughology, talks about why having humor at work is important and strategies on how communicators can leverage humor to bring about change in an organization. 

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    43 min
  • Ep #22 - PRSA Connect Pt. 3 with Angela Sinickas, Corey Wagner & Ally Bunin
    This is a break from the traditional episode listeners of ICology might be used to. I attended and spoke at this year's PRSA Connect, PRSA's annual employee communications event.
    While there, I thought it would be great to catch some audio from a few of the speakers. 
    This is the final episode in a three-part series of interviews I conducted while at the event. In this episode, you'll hear from 
    • Angela Sinickas, CEO, Sinickas Communications
  • Corey Wagner, co-founder & CEO of Bananatag
  • Ally Bunin, chair of the PRSA Employee Communications Section & past guest
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    19 min
  • Ep #21 - PRSA Connect Pt. 2 with Christopher Hannegan, Alison Davis and Elisabeth Wang
    This is a break from the traditional episode listeners of ICology might be used to. I attended and spoke at this year's PRSA Connect, PRSA's annual employee communications event.
    While there, I thought it would be great to catch some audio from a few of the speakers. 
    This is the second in a three-part series of interviews I conducted while at the event. In this episode, you'll hear from 
    • Christopher Hannegan, EVP & US Practice Lead for Employee Engagement, Edelman
  • Alison Davis, CEO, Davis & Company
  • Elisabeth Wang, Executive Director, PR & Communications, Piedmont Healthcare
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    19 min
  • Ep #20 - PRSA Connect Pt. 1 with Steven Handmaker, Jeff Corbin & Cindy Crescenzo
    This is a break from the traditional episode listeners of ICology might be used to. I attended and spoke at this year's PRSA Connect, PRSA's annual employee communications event. While there, I thought it would be great to catch some audio from a few of the speakers. 
    This is the first in a three-part series of interviews I conducted while at the event. In this episode, you'll hear from 
    • Steven Handmaker, CMO, Assurance
  • Jeff Corbin, Founder & CEO, Apprise Mobile
  • Cindy Crescenzo, President, Crescenzo Communications
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    17 min

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