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Three key takeaways from our event on practical internal comms for a changing organisation, including: 1. Leadership visibility and transparency build trust - Employees want leaders who openly "tell it as it is," communicate clearly, and engage in small-group settings rather than large broadcasts. 2. Shift from broadcasting to employees to working with them - Involve colleagues early, equip managers to cascade effectively, and close the feedback loop with "you said, we did" to show that employee voice drives action. 3. Align before you communicate - Use shared calendars and coordinate priorities with senior leaders to prevent inconsistent messaging, overlapping announcements and miscommunication that can erode employee trust.

Three key takeaways from our event on practical internal comms for a changing organisation, including: 1. Leadership visibility and transparency build trust - Employees want leaders who openly "tell it as it is," communicate clearly, and engage in small-group settings rather than large broadcasts. 2. Shift from broadcasting to employees to working with them - Involve colleagues early, equip managers to cascade effectively, and close the feedback loop with "you said, we did" to show that employee voice drives action. 3. Align before you communicate - Use shared calendars and coordinate priorities with senior leaders to prevent inconsistent messaging, overlapping announcements and miscommunication that can erode employee trust.

This morning’s #CCInternalComms event discussed practical strategies for building trust, keeping employees engaged, and staying ahead of organisational change. Here are some headlines.

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Internal Comms Network: Practical internal comms for a changing organisation CharityComms’ Internal Comms Network is for those working in internal communications in UK charities and not-for-profits. All members are eligible to attend.

Join our #CCInternalComms event tomorrow, 5 February, to explore how to build trust and engagement through organisational change. Book to hear sector insight and charity learnings, covering leadership visibility to creating connection, with speakers from Work Buzz and UNICEF: https://bit.ly/4rWV6F6

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Internal Comms Network: Setting SMART comms goals This event is free and exclusive to CharityComms members. CharityComms’ Internal Comms Network is for those working in internal communications in UK charities and not-for-profits.

Also on our events calendar:
9 Oct: #CCInternalComms on setting SMART comms goals: bit.ly/3IQ5zAp
16 Oct: #CharityCreative focused on big impact photography on a budget: bit.ly/45t2cqx
20 Nov: #CharityPR for PR plans - crafting winning strategies: bit.ly/4nTAlY4

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Internal Comms Network: Setting SMART comms goals CharityComms’ Internal Comms Network is for those working in internal communications in UK charities and not-for-profits. This is a free event for CharityComms members.

Join us on 9 October for #CCInternalComms to move your internal comms from reactive to strategic. Learn to align with organisational goals, set SMART objectives and prove your value. Book your place here: http://bit.ly/3IQ5zAp

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Three key takeaways from our internal comms event on measuring the impact of internal comms include: 1. For Cancer Research UK, measuring internal comms involves demonstrating their impact, setting SMART objectives, and providing evaluation feedback to senior stakeholders – all while making the most of the free data like content tags and metrics. 2. Numbers don’t always tell the full story. For small teams, like No5 Young People, look for listening opportunities in conversations, emails, and observations to understand the why behind the data and measure their impact. 3. Effective measurement of internal comms is about choosing what is right for your charity’s size, resources, and culture.

Three key takeaways from our internal comms event on measuring the impact of internal comms include: 1. For Cancer Research UK, measuring internal comms involves demonstrating their impact, setting SMART objectives, and providing evaluation feedback to senior stakeholders – all while making the most of the free data like content tags and metrics. 2. Numbers don’t always tell the full story. For small teams, like No5 Young People, look for listening opportunities in conversations, emails, and observations to understand the why behind the data and measure their impact. 3. Effective measurement of internal comms is about choosing what is right for your charity’s size, resources, and culture.

This morning’s #CCInternalComms event explored how to measure the impact of internal comms when resources are limited. Here are the key takeaways from the discussion...

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Internal Comms Network: measuring impact when resources are limited CharityComms’ Internal Comms Network is for those working in internal communications in UK charities and not-for-profits. All members are eligible to attend.

Looking for smarter ways to measure the impact of your internal comms? Join us on 12 June for our #CCInternalComms event to explore practical, resource-conscious strategies for measuring the impact and aligning efforts with broader strategic goals. Book your place here: https://bit.ly/3Z5W1GJ

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Events With over 35 events a year to choose from there are lots of opportunities to join us and learn from your peers.

12 June: #CCInternalComms on measuring impact when resources are limited
19 June: #CharityCreative for in-house creative teams within charities

Sign up for all events here: www.charitycomms.org.uk/events

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Events With over 35 events a year to choose from there are lots of opportunities to join us and learn from your peers.

Looking to book events covering #CCSocialMedia, #CCInternalComms and more? Discover and sign up for all our upcoming and on-demand events on our website: bit.ly/2DmYPGp

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