Internal Communications

By Danielle Foley, Senior Communication Consultant Long before we ever heard the term “coronavirus,” employee mental health was declining. …

In today’s digitally overloaded work world, it seems totally commonplace (and sort of acceptable) to half pay attention in team meetings and to skim and maybe even skip reading important emails. This new-ish phenomenon makes it really difficult to capture the attention of employees and nearly impossible to inspire action. …

As the popularity of cryptocurrencies keeps on rising, there is an increasing demand for education and training in this field. This is especially true for a top-notch multi-asset broker that deals with crypto. However, here’s the catch: how can you teach hundreds of people about cryptocurrencies in a way that’s…

We’re creating a guide that anyone can use, whether you’ve been in the industry for years, or are brand new at this. If you find yourself wondering what exactly all this comms, marketing, and media stuff is all about, or if you want a quick refresher for yourself or someone else, this is your guide: a series in which we’re going to break down the way in which communication works. Read Part 1 first, or jump straight in to Part 2 here.

There are so many creative ways to leverage Latch to get your team all in the right seat on the boat and rowing in the same direction (without clanking oars)! …and there’s no way for you to have those insights unless we share them with you. Each week we’ll unpack…

Even though the subject of internal influence has been discussed seriously in internal and change communication circles for the last ten years, the conversation has remained quite static, and when it does take place, it kind of goes like this: “We need to recognize that there’s informal communication actually going…

The Rabbit year has been quite intense so far! It finally feels like a post-Covid period, my first business trip in three years, going back to conferences, and people in Japan are slowly starting to drop the face masks! The first highlight of this quarter was visiting France, finally meeting…

Getting started with a company-internal podcast can sometimes feel overwhelming; we get that — especially if you’re the ambitious type who wants to launch an NPR-level podcast internally. This article focuses on the antidote of podcasting without big productions or deep pockets. Here are a few easy ideas for your…

Employee engagement is vital in any workplace; but as many companies are beginning to learn, having an engaged frontline and deskless workforce is especially critical. The consequences of poor workplace engagement often lead to high turnover, lost revenue, and burned-out employees. Here’s the good news: there are many strategies that…