If you've ever been curious about corporate internal communication or if you're already a confident professional looking to take your skills to the next level, you're in the right place. This year, the Blue Colibri team, comprised of the country's top experts, is launching a training program aimed at imparting knowledge that will empower anyone to supercharge their company with a forward-thinking and innovative internal communication strategy. Our experienced instructors have curated the curriculum with hands-on workshops, real case studies, and immediately applicable knowledge.
This course will be beneficial for anyone involved in creating internal communication materials or responsible for them, including those who are new to the field of internal communication and those who generally have limited experience in professional communication.
Strategic thinking is essential in internal communication. Our training participants will be able to align communication goals with organizational objectives and learn how to create content that achieves these goals and generates impact.
In today's world of overwhelming communication noise, we must compete for our employees' attention and adapt to changing content consumption habits. This requires a new mindset and roles, and we're here to help you prepare.
Internal communication plays a role and holds responsibilities for leaders, middle managers, and employees alike. We'll show you how and what you can do to involve them in being committed to creating and consuming internal content.
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It is worth conducting internal research beforehand on what employees would like to receive internal company information about, in what form and with what frequency.
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