Welcome to Series 4, Episode 3 of the Future of Internal Communication podcast, brought to you by the Institute of Internal Communication. In this episode, we chat with a very special guest David Macleod. David is co-author of the Macleod report, commissioned by the UK Government in 2008. ‘Engaging for Success’ has become the definitive work on the topic of staff engagement. Employee voice has been identified as one of four enablers of employee engagement. In this conversation, Jen, Dom and Cat

It is frustrating for the people in Myanmar to encounter the global pandemic followed by the military coup. This is the third episode with Le Cat aka Crown Prince Shwebomin Of Burma; one of the Myanmar internet legends. Today Le Cat and Min will talk about the political crisis in Myanmar; military government legalizing constitution, stratocracy or (violent) coup against NLD, geopolitics, how they would handle ethnic armed organisations , China and Russia’s influence on Myanmar, the drug trades, the

July 2020:  The arts and entertainment industry has been hit particularly hard during the Covid19 crisis and, despite the Government’s promise of financial help to the sector as lockdown eases, many artists, shows and events are still under enormous pressure.Today, I welcome to the show Wendy Callister, Director of Mirage Shows & Productions, supplier of 18 theatre shows to Fred Olsen Cruise Liners worldwide and we chat about the challenges the company now faces as both the entertainment and

This week we pop over to southern Europe to hear the fall, and crucially, rise of the Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus). Mass effort from the Spanish government and 20 organisations working in tandem, meant that this gorgeous cat was prevented from becoming the first wild feline species to go extinct since the saver tooth tiger! Carrying on the kitty theme, we speak to AJ Muheim who is an animal caretaker at The Wildcat Sanctuary in Sandstone, Minnesota. This is a safe haven for those big cats who find

This episode is a conversation with Eric Wenzel about his experience of the theory of complex responsive processes of relating.Selected quotes"And it took me the three years of the [Doctor of Mangement] programme to try and understand what it was that I was contributing" - 3:52"Complex responsive process... [theory is] ...important because it offers a compelling alternative to accepted ways of thinking about organisations as systems" - 8:52"In complex responsive processes thinking there is this

Growing up in a house designed by Phillip Cox, with Marimekko curtains and with a reconditioned printing press in her house, it’s not surprising that Cat eventually found her way into the design world, but the beginning of her career started her off on a different journey. From a Journalist at channel 7 to public affairs roles with Sydney Water and government organisations she eventually, perhaps inevitably made her way to Emery Vincent where she has spent 15 years and what is now called Frost