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The Future of Internal Communication

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Internal Communication
Employee Engagement
Artificial Intelligence
Ethics
Sustainability
Workplace Dynamics
Climate Action
Generative AI
Data Privacy
Diversity and Inclusion
Trust
Carbon Neutrality
Human Connectivity
Hybrid Work
Facial Recognition Technology
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People, Planet, Pint
UK Economy
Storytelling
Organizational Change

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

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Global economic uncertainty shows no sign of abate and most organisations face a challenging 2026. Headcount and budgets are under intense scrutiny and internal communication carries the additional threat of, in some quarters, GenerativeAI offering a... more

Whether its geopolitical turmoil, AI, climate chaos, stakeholder activism or intergenerational differences, there’s no shortage of issues inhibiting organisational progress. But this is hardly surprising when we consider so many of the operating fram... more

As economic instability continues to confound politicians across the spectrum, the UK labour market remains fragile. With more young people than ever before not in education, employment or training (NEET) and the ever-present threat of AI-induced job... more

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This year, the IoIC published a new whitepaper to explore the future of internal communication. As the only professional body dedicated to internal communication, it is invested in understanding how workplace communication will change and what this m... more

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Award-winning author and business executive Margaret Heffernan has written extensively about uncertainty. Her book Uncharted: How to map the future became an instant bestseller and featured on Bloomberg’s Best Books of 2021 list. Her most recent book... more

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The range of challenges confronting businesses today are constant, complex and deeply entangled. There is no rule book for this level of ambiguity and business leaders must grapple with the unknown on a daily basis. This requires an entirely differen... more

As economic, societal and environmental conditions deteriorate, social tensions are escalating. Some politicians use fear to fuel their own extreme agendas and it’s increasingly popular to blame others for the ills of the world. Nationalism and discr... more

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With a significant proportion of the UK already struggling to access basic online tools and services, digital accessibility is a key issue too few business or political leaders are addressing. Without urgent attention to educate and inform, already d... more

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Recent Guests

Perry Timms
Expert in HR and organizational development
Episode: Exploring the polymorphic organisation with Perry Timms
Neil Carberry
CEO of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation, specialized in employment relations.
Recruitment and Employment Confederation
Episode: Exploring 2026 labour market dynamics with Neil Carberry OBE
Joe Salmon
Director of Corporate Communications at Iron Mountain
Iron Mountain
Episode: S14, Bonus Episode: Exploring the future of internal communication whitepaper, with Joe Salmon
Dr. Margaret Heffernan
Author and former CEO with a focus on leadership in uncertainty
Episode: Using conversation to navigate uncertainty with Margaret Heffernan
Louise Mowbray
Founder of Mowbray by Design, leadership advisor, coach, strategist, and futurist
Mowbray by Design
Episode: Rethinking leadership for the future of work with Louise Mowbray
Megan Wrights
Episode: Rethinking leadership for the future of work with Louise Mowbray
Amraze Khan
Head of EDI at Manchester Metropolitan University
Manchester Metropolitan University
Episode: Nurturing inclusive work cultures with Amraze Khan
Zoe Colosimo
Chief Operating Officer at Neighbourly
Neighbourly
Episode: Knowledge sharing in the age of AI with Zoe Colosimo
Professor John Amaechi
World-renowned organizational psychologist and best-selling author
University of Exeter Business School
Episode: Exploring the future of leadership communication with Professor John Amaechi OBE

Hosts

Jennifer Sproul
CEO of the Institute of Internal Communication.
Dominic Walters
Co-host with a background in communications and internal engagement.
Cat Barnard
Co-host with expertise in internal communications and employee engagement.

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Exploring 2026 labour market dynamics with Neil Carberry OBE
Q: What key labour market trends do you think employers need to know about in 2026?
Neil emphasizes the importance of understanding the changes in the domestic labor force, focusing on the need for a long-term strategic view regarding people's skills and roles, especially with advancements in AI.
Rethinking leadership for the future of work with Louise Mowbray
Q: What are the three key things that internal communicators can do to help their senior colleagues improve their communication skills?
Internal communicators should read the room, ask insightful questions, and deliver tailored communication that addresses the actual needs and pressures facing their colleagues, avoiding generic messaging.
Rethinking leadership for the future of work with Louise Mowbray
Q: What skills do modern leaders need to focus on?
Modern leaders need to develop self-knowledge, conscious leadership capabilities, curiosity, and the ability to facilitate discussions that help others make sense of challenges, while remaining adaptable to change.
Rethinking leadership for the future of work with Louise Mowbray
Q: What are some of the most pivotal forces demanding a shift in how we think about successful leadership in the future of work?
There is a necessity for leadership to adapt to a rapidly changing world, fostering agency, promoting deep listening, and fostering trust within organizations.
Nurturing inclusive work cultures with Amraze Khan
Q: How can you help communicators and other people show that inclusivity is important to the organization?
You need to demonstrate that inclusivity is not just a moral imperative but a strategic one that positively affects business outcomes.

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A series focused on the evolution of internal communication in today's rapidly changing business environment, offering insights from leading experts, the discussions center around pivotal themes such as leadership, employee engagement, diversity and inclusion, and the integration of technology within workplace dynamics. The podcast emphasizes the importance of fostering inclusive cultures, facilitating open dialogue, and leveraging communication as a strategic tool for enhancing organizational efficacy and resilience. Notably, it features a range of voices, from academics to industry leaders, providing a diverse array of perspectives on critical issues facing workplaces today.

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1. Perry Timms
2. Neil Carberry
3. Joe Salmon
4. Dr. Margaret Heffernan
5. Louise Mowbray
6. Megan Wrights
7. Amraze Khan
8. Zoe Colosimo

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