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Five Communications Strategies That Will Outlast the Pandemic - word bubble made up of index cards

Five Communications Strategies That Will Outlast the Pandemic

by Bill Zucker| March 25, 2021

The one-year anniversary of the near-global shutdown for COVID-19 has been a moment to reflect: on lives lost, on the promise of medical science and on a year of resilience. It’s also been a time to look ahead at how changes in our lives will impact business, the workplace and the role of communications. Executives […]

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Popping the Big-City Bubble: Moving Back Home During Lockdown

by Rachel Rix| March 23, 2021

Today is the anniversary of the first UK COVID lockdown.  It’s also a moment to reflect on learnings from the past year we can apply to a post-pandemic world. Some apply to the way we interact with our clients and teams, but others are reflective of the changes we’ve made in our daily lives. For […]

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One Year in: Embracing and Managing the Changing Workplace

by Tamara Norman and Lauren Butler| March 16, 2021

It’s part science, part spring weather and part wishful thinking: this sense that we’re starting to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. The calendar helps reinforce that impression too, because it’s been a year since we shut down, and our brains like round numbers. In truth, we have more care and precautions ahead. But the anniversary […]

Unsung Heroes of the Pandemic- A Q&A with Caregiver Action Network CEO John Schall

Unsung Heroes of the Pandemic: A Q&A with the CEO of Caregiver Action Network

by Michelle Baker| March 4, 2021

More than 90 million Americans serve as caregivers to family members or other loved ones with special health needs—often in addition to working full-time jobs and other commitments. While it’s always a difficult situation, the challenges they face today, in the midst of COVID-19, provide an additional burden—and many companies and brands are in a […]