Abigail Posner joined Dan for a special edition of the IABC International Podcast (video and audio). They spoke about some takeaways you can expect from Abigail's upcoming keynote at the 2020 IABC World Conference in Chicago. 

Abigail is Director of the Brand Unit, Google’s creative think tank for agencies and brands. She’ll join us on Monday, 15 June, for the keynote session, “Cracking Creativity: Re-Engaging Our Innate Creativity for Greater Productivity and Growth.” 

Register now to secure your place in Chicago at #IABC20. Simply tap on wc.iabc.com

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Music on this episode is from Joakim Karud (soundcloud.com/joakimkarud) and Ikson (soundcloud.com/ikson)

Produced and Presented by Dan Gold

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Welcome to episode 209 of the IABC International Podcast. Rita Zonius, SCMP speaks about how organizations need to embrace the social age, and Martha Muzychka ABC, MC, IABC Fellow talks about the importance of forming partnerships within a corporate culture.

Thank you for hitting play on the first episode of 2020, we have a fabulous program coming up this year for you. From thought leadership, to pathways to success...The IABC International Podcast will be your trusted companion from now to World Conference and beyond. 

I am sincerely grateful to IABC for the opportunity to connect with, and interview so many leading professional communicators throughout the year and at world conference for the production of the podcast. 

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The 2020 IABC World Conference is happening between the 14th and 17th of June in Chicago. Most of the breakout sessions have now been posted online. Experts were drawn from around the world to shape a slate of session offerings that will give you the ideas you need to create communication results that will elevate your company and your career. Sessions will focus on innovation, best practices and an understanding of how to leverage the unique power of communication.

Click here to view the list of incredible breakout session topics and presenters. 

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The social addresses for the IABC International Podcast have been updated to @iabcpodcast, make sure you follow us on Twitter and Instagram for additional behind the scenes content and exclusive clips.

One of my favourite parts of hosting and producing each episode is meeting great people from across the IABC World, so don't be shy in coming forward, because we want you to be a part of this global podcast. Whether you're interested in being a guest, volunteering as a producer or you want to celebrate something from your chapter, or a colleague, do get in touch via [email protected]

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Thank you for listening to this episode of the IABC International Podcast, music was from Joakim Karud (soundcloud.com/joakimkarud) and Ikson (soundcloud.com/ikson).

Produced and Presented by Dan Gold (twitter.com/dangoldmedia) in collaboration with the IABC team.

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Welcome to episode 208 of the IABC International Podcast. On this episode we're taking a fresh look at crisis resilience and how having a plan in a binder is not enough, plus we're joined by Austin Staton as he takes us to Houston for this week's Chapter of the Week.

Our feature interview is with Caroline Sapriel, author of How to Continually Build Your Crisis Resilience: A checklist. You can view the article here. 

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This episode includes a short feature which expresses my thanks to you the listener, and to leadership, staff and the volunteers of IABC. 

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Thank you for listening to this episode of the IABC international podcast, if you have any comments or feedback, OR if you would like to be a guest on the podcast, please get in touch via [email protected].

Music on this episode is from https://soundcloud.com/Ikson and https://soundcloud.com/Joakim Karud,

Produced and Presented by Dan Gold

This is an IABC Production.

Welcome to Episode 207 of the IABC International Podcast.

On this program, we're looking at the relationship between legal counsel and communication professional during a crisis. And we're off to Manitoba in this week's Chapter of the Week. 

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Back by popular demand, the IABC Academy Cyber Week sale is available again this year! 

We want to make it easier on you. We appreciate your commitment to lifelong learning and driving the communication profession forward. To say thank you, we’re offering a limited-time deal on IABC Academy courses, saving you 40% on everything on iabcacademy.org through Tuesday, 10th  December, at 11:59 p.m. PST.

Shop now and enter the coupon code 'CYBER40” during checkout to get 40% off everything in your cart. 

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Are you looking for a new job? Time for a change or maybe just a new challenge? Bookmark jobs.iabc.com and check out the latest opportunities from across the world. At the time of recording, there are professional roles including Communications Specialist in Winnipeg,  Manager Content and Editorial Operations in Phoenix, and Senior Account Manager in Chicago. 

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Our feature interview: Jay Sullivan. We are delighted to have him on the podcast because he has authored a new course called Crisis Planning: Manage and Enhance Organizational Reputation which you can find on the IABC Academy - Link here.

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Marjorie Huculak is this week's host of Chapter of the Week, showcasing Manitoba, Canada. 

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Thank you for listening to this episode of the IABC international podcast, if you have any comments or feedback, OR if you would like to be a guest on the podcast, please get in touch via [email protected].

Music on this episode is from https://soundcloud.com/Ikson and https://soundcloud.com/Joakim Karud,

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Welcome to episode 206 of the IABC International Podcast.

Howard Krais returns to talk about the opportunities that come from, and difference between working in-house, consulting and starting your own communication agency.

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Save 10% on 2020 IABC Gold Quill Awards entries through 15 December.  

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If you have any thoughts, advice or support for your fellow professional communicators, then contribute to community via The IABC Hub.

There is no chapter of the week this week because we would to take this time to invite you to express interest in recording a featurette for us. If you want to know more then get in touch via [email protected] with the subject line - chapter of the week. Leave your contact details and we will feature your chapter.

Please share this with your fellow professional communicators, and click on the subscribe button.

Music is from https://soundcloud.com/ikson and https://soundcloud.com/JoakimKarud, and this is an IABC production.

For Shel, the storyteller's storyteller.   

Episode 205 of the IABC International Podcast. On this episode, we're popping across to Banff in the Canadian Rockies to catch up with Priya Bates

Plus Poonam Sharma and Rebecca Callahan take a moment out of their hectic schedules to tell us about what you can expect to find at IABC DC Metro in this week's Chapter of the Week.

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These are the last few days of October and therefore: Member Month. we don't want you to miss out. If you sign up, or renew your IABC membership, you're entitled to 10% off of international dues if you complete the purchase before 23:59 on October 31st 2019. Simply enter "OCTOBER10" during the checkout stage of the process and that discount will be yours.

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FAQs: Love them or hate them?

On The Hub from IABC there is a member-created thread: Are FAQs still a common tactic in your communication plans? Or are they being replaced by something better? 

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Feature interview with Priya Bates, here is the article on LinkedIn which tackles the topic of communicator vs communication professional head on. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/we-communicators-communication-professionals-priya/

Click to play Episode 13 - featuring IABC Victoria

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Please share this with your fellow professional communicators, and click on the subscribe button.

Just a quick thank you to Sue Ridewood for your support, congratulations to Krystal Rudyk, AND congratulations to all of the 2019 Silver Leaf Award winners plus...a special mention for Lynda McLean on becoming the latest IABC master communicator. 

Music is from https://soundcloud.com/ikson and https://soundcloud.com/JoakimKarud, and this is an IABC production. 

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Hello and welcome to Episode 204 of the IABC international podcast.

On this episode, we'll find out about issues relating to communication and remote workers from Jenni Field, and we're going to spend some time with the IABC UK and Ireland chapter thanks to Howard Krais.

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We're just over halfway through IABC member-month, where you can sign up for, or renew your membership and save 10% on International dues if you do it before the end of October. 

Simply enter the code OCTOBER10 on the checkout page and you'll receive that discount. If you have a friend or colleague who needs that little extra incentive to sign up now, then tell them about this offer. 

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If you're like me, you occasionally get stumped or need to bounce ideas around before taking them to your internal or external clients. Colleagues have been using The Hub from IABC for this very purpose. Not only can you share ideas with others, but it gives an opportunity to seek thought leadership from across the world on specific opportunities and challenges.

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Jenni Field FCIPR, President-Elect of CIPR is a Chartered Practitioner with a BA Honours in marketing. Jenni runs her own firm called Redefining Communications. Among other things she has helped teams go from chaos to calm – from toxic relationships to working together with respect. I sat down with Jenni to discuss the challenges in communicating with hard to reach employees. Link to the free report - Remotely Interested. 

Jenni spoke to Dan at #IABC19, get your tickets now for #IABC20. https://wc.iabc.com/

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Congratulations to Kari E. McLean on receiving the IABC Chicago Chapter's Karen Utterback Volunteer Award. 

Thank you for listening, please give the podcast a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, and recommend it to your marketing and communication friends and colleagues.

Music is from Ikson https://soundcloud.com/ikson and Joakim Karud https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud

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The snow has returned to Western Canada where this episode of the IABC International Podcast is being produced. So whilst dealing with the white stuff Dan has produced the latest episode. 

Patrick Armstrong SCMP from Australia speaks about his experience in working in integrated marketing and communication teams. 

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Alison Davis has a really informative article on the importance of creating a playbook when it comes to communicating change. 

If you're planning an IABC Gold Quill Award submission, then do get it in early to secure a discount on the entry fees, details available right now at gq.iabc.com

And finally, if you're at the stage where you're seeking a new challenge, change of direction or a new location, then do have a look at the IABC job centre.

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Andrew Kaszowski and Marek Kubow from IABC London are hosting this week's Chapter of the Week.

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Thank you for listening to this episode. Do subscribe on your favourite podcast app.

Please give this program a 5* review on Apple podcasts and don't forget to share this with colleagues and friends from across the communication and marketing sectors, whether they're IABC members or not.

Music on this episode comes from Joakim Karud http://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud and Ikson http://soundcloud.com/ikson

This is an IABC production.

Hello! we're back after the summer break. The interim editions are back in storage until the next winter break. On this episode, Ed Kamrin talks about the upcoming webinar - your pathway to Gold Quill recognition and why you should enter. 

We have a brand new feature called Question of the Week. This week: What is the name of the business book that you cannot put down? Tell us why it's your go-to via https://twitter.com/iabcpop. We will showcase the books on the next IABC International Podcast episode. 

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Chapter of the Week is The Greater Cincinnati chapter. FInd out more here

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Thank you for listening to this episode. Do subscribe on your favourite podcast app.

Please give this program a 5* review on Apple podcasts and don't forget to share this with colleagues and friends from across the communication and marketing sectors, whether they're IABC members or not. 

Music on this episode comes from Joakim Karud http://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud and Ikson http://soundcloud.com/ikson

This is an IABC production.