Are you interested in the latest comms trends and how they impact your career?
The Business Communicators takes practitioners on a journey that explores the key issues and trends that impact our profession. Focusing on professional development, each episode features a compelling conversation with c-suite executives, strategists, nationally-acclaimed journalists, and digital influencers. The show is hosted and produced by Austin Staton, and co-hosted by Hattie Horn and Thomas Baen.
Latest Posts
When Values Align: Employee Readiness and Organizational Goals
The Pandemic. The Great Resignation. Contentious societal and political issues. The challenges we face create unprecedented stress on individuals and families which can seep into the work environment.
Ethan McCarty, the founder and CEO of Integral, joins The Business Communicators for a discussion on the company’s latest employee activation index. McCarty shares insights on how organizations are building more inclusive cultures, why employers need to treat their employees like customers, the biggest challenges facing employers in a post-COVID world, and more.
Why COVID-19 has Changed Employee Comms; Facebook’s Tumultuous Week
Has your employee communications strategy effectively adapted over the past 18 months? If not, how can it improve moving forward?
Ragan CEO Diane Schwartz Talks Business Fluency and Earning a Seat at the Table
As CEO of Ragan Communications, Diane Schwartz leads a company that has become a trusted resource for the PR and corporate communications industry for more than five decades. She joins The Business Communicators to share insight on the state of communications in 2021, why communicators aren’t given a seat the c-suite table, and whether certification program’s through IABC and PRSA can truly elevate your career.
Facebook’s Diana Doukas on Comms, Small Business Recovery, and Data Privacy
Diana Doukas, the Manager for Economic Impact for U.S. Policy Programs at Facebook, joins The Business Communicators podcast for a conversation on the state of small businesses in the U.S., how Facebook pivoted during the pandemic, and the steps the company is taking to limit the spread of misinformation and privacy concerns on the platform.
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