
The Future of Internal Communication podcast is a series commissioned by The Institute of Internal Communication.
Organisations today face widespread and continuous disruption. The way communication takes place within and across teams, departments and business units is more critical than ever.
The podcast hosts subject matter experts from within and outside internal communication, each sharing t... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

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 r... more
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 ... more
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 shorta... more
Organisations face unprecedented levels of challenge. New technologies, economic and geopolitical instability and more create complexity on a scale most organisations are ill-equipped to address. Confusion reigns and most people at work struggle to k... more
As new generative and agentic AI’s become commercially available, the way colleagues access and consume information and knowledge at work is set to transform. Rather than browse an intranet, soon colleagues will interact with AI agents that cross-ref... more
AI continues to dominate boardroom conversations. As organisations race to achieve efficiency gains, a key question for all professions is the extent to which these new technologies will transform core responsibilities.
While certain elements of int... more
The world of work has been in continuous flux since 2020. Every week another crisis emerges to further complicate the delivery of strategic objectives. This is stressful across the board. But what is it like for those who started work for the first t... more
The UK's net zero sector is now growing three times faster than the broader economy. In summer 2025, the UK Office for Budget Responsibility confirmed that achieving net zero costs far less than inaction and renewable energy has become significantly ... more
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The show features conversations with a mix of practitioners, researchers, and industry leaders focused on how internal communication shapes work cultures, leadership, and organizational resilience. Episodes frequently explore topics like the human side of technology adoption (notably AI), mentoring and career pathways, sustainability and climate-related storytelling, language and culture in organizations, crisis and resilience communications, and evolving leadership models for the future of work. Guests come from internal comms, HR, ED&I, academia, and corporate strategy, bringing practical experiences, data-driven insights, and narrative strategies to help communicators design more trusted, inclusive, and effective workplaces. A notable st... more
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Recent guests on The Future of Internal Communication include:
1. Antoinette Gyan
2. Neil Hopkins
3. Chris Lovett
4. Suzie Robinson
5. Frank Dias
6. Mercy Abel
7. Daniel Cope
8. Gill Ereaut
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