The Future of Internal Communication podcast is hosted by The Institute of Internal Communication – the only professional body solely dedicated to internal communication. This podcast hosts a range of subject matter experts from within and outside internal communication, each sharing their insights on the future of internal communication. These thought-provoking discussions address the critical ro... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 97 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Business |
As multiple factors converge to create accelerating operating complexity and ambiguity for most organisations, leadership is under the microscope like never before. For his latest book, organisational psychologist and founder of APS Intelligence John... more
As late-stage capitalism continues to prioritise profit over people and planet, we are never far from a breaking news event about corporate corruption, greed or misconduct causing turmoil for those impacted. But more often than not, internal wrongdoi... more
Since the start of 2025, DEI initiatives across the board have been deprioritised. This has left many people, most acutely those in already vulnerable groups, feeling marginalised and anxious. This level of anxiety undermines organisational performan... more
As time hurtles by at lighting pace, there is scarcely a second to take stock and breathe. Across the world, work seems increasingly harried and fraught and it’s taking its toll on engagement and organisational performance.
In this episode, Dom, Jen... more
Gallup’s 2025 State of the Global Workplace research reveals a drop in global engagement for only the second time in twelve years. In particular, it shows a sharp drop in manager engagement. This is particularly concerning at a time when all organisa... more
As economic conditions deteriorate, fears of redundancy and anxiety regarding the cost of living once again grip the UK. Financial wellbeing is a key pillar of wider health and wellbeing. Sadly, it’s often overlooked by employers striving to tick the... more
Workplaces across the board are increasingly challenged by complex problems that demand an overhaul of the way work itself is undertaken. AI, geopolitical tensions, shifting attitudes to work, intergenerational differences, the climate crisis and mor... more
Cancer is a word that instils dread into all of us. Long regarded as a disease with no cure, today, one in two of us will be diagnosed with cancer at some point in our lifetime. This means we will all know someone who has to deal with the implication... more
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A series of engaging discussions focused on the evolving landscape of internal communication, featuring insights from various experts and practitioners in the field. Topics range from workplace activism and burnout to the ethical implications of AI in communication, each emphasizing the significance of effective communication in fostering a culture of inclusion, engagement, and adaptability within organizations. Noteworthy are the deep dives into issues like disability inclusion, continuous learning, and the necessity for organizations to navigate disruptive changes while maintaining open dialogue among employees. The podcast stands out by addressing contemporary challenges faced by communicators, thereby bridging the gap between theory and... more
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Recent guests on The Future of Internal Communication include:
1. Shaun Keep
2. Paul Adams
3. Dr. Christopher Owen
4. Shetal Joshi
5. Peter Komolafe
6. Alyssa Burkus
7. Allison Pugh
8. Dr. Sarah Pass
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