by IABCLAAdmin | Dec 21, 2021 | Corporate Communications, Employee Communication, News, Professional Development
Thank you to Roxy Tomacder, an IABCLA member and an experienced communications practitioner, for presenting “Think Like a Gift-Giver! A Practical Approach for Impactful Communications” to the chapter in December. Roxy discussed how to communicate in meaningful...
by IABCLAAdmin | Dec 5, 2020 | Chapter News, Employee Communication, Events, Events - Los Angeles, Events - online, News, Special Events
By Deborah Hudson, ABCIABCLA Vice President, Member Retention; Past PresidentWe all know in intimate detail how COVID has changed our families, our organizations, and society. We work and teach, visit family, even go to church virtually on Zoom. We shop online. When...
by IABCLAAdmin | Jul 12, 2020 | Board News, Corporate Communications, Employee Communication, News, PR, Professional Development
I haven’t been able to watch the recording of George Floyd’s murder. I’ve seen the still images. I’ve read the transcript. It’s been over a month, and I still don’t have the courage. But it’s a courage that, somehow, we expect our Black colleagues to muster every day...
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
By Eli NatinskyIABCLA Vice President / President-Elect 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...
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...
