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The Future of Internal Communication podcast is hosted by The Institute of Internal Communication – the only professional body solely dedicated to internal communication.
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Expiry date never: age is the new superpower with Victoria Tomlinson (opens the original)
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One area where AI is failing to deliver impact is recruitment and hiring. If anything, AI has made already inadequate processes worse. Algorithmic bias is rife and only cookie-cutter candidates seem to make it to the shortlist. This is leading to age discrimination, with people in their forties and fifties struggling to secure new job opportunities. Years of accumulated deep experience, knowledge and wisdom get overlooked and disregarded as they are impossible to whittle down in the overly stand
Hope is a strategy with Ian Pettigrew (opens the original)
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Having completed an MSc in Applied Positive Psychology and Coaching Psychology, leadership development coach Ian Pettigrew wanted to share his findings. His studies have identified hope as an essential feature of any leadership communication endeavour and a linchpin of successful and lasting change. And yet it’s no mean feat to instil a sense of hope when the external operating landscape throws up persistent challenge, complexity and ambiguity. But as a recent Harvard Business Impact article not
The vital importance of access to good work with Anna Ambrose (opens the original)
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Good quality, meaningful work is vital for mental, emotional and financial wellbeing. This is even more important for young people entering the labour market for the first time. US research shows university graduates entering the workforce during a recession experience lower earnings for at least 10-15 years longer than those who start work when economies are doing well. But what is good work and why does it matter? As pathways into working life face their biggest challenge in decades, creating
Using internal communication to inspire young people at work with Antoinette Gyan (opens the original)
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Given the range of global forces disrupting the way work gets done, do we need new ways of leading? What role does communication play in motivating and inspiring young people at work? Through this lens, internal communication has a critical role to play. This episode, Jen, Dom and Cat meet with Antoinette Gyan. With more than a decade’s experience working with the UN and non-profits including UNICEF and Plan International, Antoinette has accumulated a wealth of experience in helping organisation
How to have difficult conversations at work with Neil Hopkins (opens the original)
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In 2026, across the board, organisations are struggling to maintain team cohesion. With so many societal issues in need of resolution, and an inflammatory media whose success depends on sensationalist headlines that blame and shame, there’s no shortage of things to disagree on. This has profound consequences for organisations that desperately need group harmony for successful collaboration and innovation. This episode Dom and Cat meet communications strategist Neil Hopkins to learn about how to
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