The People Business: How Ten Leaders Drive Engagement Through Internal Communications (Record no. 120871)

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Personal name Dunstan, Annabel
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Title The People Business: How Ten Leaders Drive Engagement Through Internal Communications
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Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Kogan Page Limited
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2017
Place of publication, distribution, etc. London
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General note Stories From The Coalface<br/>1. Telephonic Digital: How a culture of openness and transparency ensures that employees feel constantly up-to-date with internal change and the impact of external influences in a highly regulated business <br/>2. Managing and measuring employee engagement: Experience in a competitive industry sector with traditionally high levels of staff turnover<br/>3. Grant Thornton: How the evolution of an authentic internal voice is helping to drive essential change in an increasingly turbulent and challenging climate for business leaders<br/>4. BG Group: How your ‘employer brand’ is a dynamic and innovative power tool to unite a global workforce throughout corporate change<br/>5. GE Capital: How a coaching culture is helping a finance company to embrace major change and extract maximum value from face-to-face communications in a global structure<br/>6. Heathrow Airport: How one organization is effecting major cultural change and developing a new generation of leaders by empowering its people to understand their own strengths-and align themselves with company values<br/>7. Just: How a brave and bold approach to internal communications is supporting a merger at <br/>8. The Institute of Internal Communication: How a professional body is leading the way in setting 21st century standards for excellence in internal communications and importance of driving change from the inside <br/>9. April Six: How team building and connected leadership are helping a service business to go global without losing sight of core values that are being driven from the very top <br/>10. Natural England: How strong story-telling, data and insight are helping to confirm IC as enabler, not mail box, at one government agency
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Personal name Organizational change
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Personal name Osborne, Imogen
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