Yesterday, July 19, 2011 I had the pleasure of interacting and sharing perspectives on internal communication and social media trends and opportunities with about 100 students and communication professionals from leading organizations in Bangalore. Organized by COMMITs (a Bangalore based institute for journalism and mass communication) and COMMIT (Communicators in IT, a group of communication [...]
Archive for July, 2011
The joy of partnering with a leader blogger who ‘gets’ it
Posted in Blogroll, tagged best bloggers, best practices in blogging, blogging, blogging in india, company blog, corp comm, IC, ic blog best practices, IC in india, ic pro, ideas for blogging, India, india bloggers, india comms, indian blogs, indian leaders who blog, internal blog, internal blogging, internal comms, internal comms pro, internal communication, intranet, intranets, leader bloggers, leaders who blog, leadership, learning from blogs, storytelling on July 11, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
As an internal communication professional nothing can come close to working for an internal client who just ‘gets’ it! I wanted to write this post to share insights from an ongoing partnership that I am beginning to enjoy. Also, share some ideas to make your internal leader’s blog leap ahead. Two reasons that make it [...]
Who Own Your Engagement?
Posted in Blogroll, tagged attrition, best employers in India, best places to work india, corp comms, employee engagement, employees, engagement, India, india best employers, india corp comm, india employee comms, India IC, india internal comms, india managers, leadership, manager communication, managers, ownership, retention, who owns engagement? on July 7, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Employee engagement is a frequently discussed topic at organizational forums and like a hot potato the ownership seemed to oscillate between a reluctant group of people including human resources, communication teams and company leadership. I have also discovered new, improved designations of professionals in various capacities carrying the ‘engagement’ tag! At a recent Communicators in [...]


