Kroger’s Kristal Howard shares the blueprint for thriving amid disruption
The head of corporate comms for the grocery chain casts a wide net with media to deliver key messages during a time of intense disruption and innovation for her industry.
The head of corporate comms for the grocery chain casts a wide net with media to deliver key messages during a time of intense disruption and innovation for her industry.
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Events big and small have been disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are the lessons one PR pro is taking from a more personal event that had to be reimagined: her wedding.
Establish concrete goals, prioritize ‘continuous’ listening, and monitor metrics your bosses find compelling.
Here’s how this agency leader sees the landscape for the next six months and beyond—and where she sees opportunities for PR and communications pros.
Your brand message can be boiled down into three clear elements with this handy geometric device.
Communicators can seize this opportunity to become essential strategists as CEOs face an unparalleled era of change and uncertainty.
Here’s how you must support the mental and emotional well-being of employees for effective communication.
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This agency leader sees some of the changes from COVID-19 sticking around, but a more radical transformation taking more time to develop.
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Most communicators aren’t planning beyond 2020, predict they’ll continue work in a constant state of crisis, and collaborate most with HR, according to a new Ragan survey packed with insights into what’s ahead for the rest of the year.
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