by IABCLAAdmin | May 12, 2020 | Board News, Chapter News, Member Profiles
Whitley Crawford helps IABCLA with ideas for future meetings and functions. She is helping build our popular Coffee Connections to become a great network for people to learn and share new skills. She is starting a marketing company that focuses on placing freelancers...
by Deborah Hudson | May 5, 2020 | Corporate Communications, Employee Communication, News, Professional Development
This week’s New Yorker magazine had a riveting article about how coronavirus outcomes varied because of the way doctors communicate in a public health crisis. One sentence jumps out: One of the E.I.S.’s core principles is that a pandemic is a communications emergency...
by IABCLAAdmin | May 4, 2020 | Corporate Communications, Employee Communication, News, Professional Development
What are your experiences working on a team? What makes a team work well? What might get in the way of a team working well? Those are some of the questions IABCLA board member Ephraim Freed asks when he facilitates team development workshops at Magic Leap where he...
by IABCLAAdmin | Apr 11, 2020 | Board News, Chapter News, Member Profiles, News
Eli Natinsky is IABCLA’s vice president/president-elect. He works closely with the chapter’s president and its other leaders to ensure the group is operating efficiently. His various duties include creating board discussion agendas and distributing meeting...
by IABCLAAdmin | Apr 9, 2020 | Corporate Communications, Events, News, Professional Development
Managing communications around coronavirus requires a balance of structure and humanity, agree IABCLA members. Last week, we held a “COVID-19 Comms Tactics” webinar where Los Angeles-based professional communicators came together to share insights they’ve gathered...
by IABCLAAdmin | Mar 25, 2020 | Corporate Communications, Employee Communication, News, Professional Development
I am a fan of the virtual workplace. For more than half of my career I’ve worked from home, attached to my team by phone and eventually GoToMeeting and Zoom. Once, when I was not working virtually, my company discovered asbestos in the building and everyone in the...
