It’s often assumed that comms professionals are natural born presenters.

But being a great public speaker is not a talent you’re born with. Fact. It’s something you have to work hard at.

Are you tuned into the communication needs of your employees? Read on for some simple tips on how to be better connected.

Read how seasoned change comms consultant, Binal Jani, has coped with the messy cauldron of job hunting.

Not everyone’s path is straightforward. I’ve shared my own story here, as a reminder that results are just one chapter, not the whole book. 📖✨

If you’re a comms team of one, bringing in a freelance partner can help give you breathing space. The kind that helps you stay focused, calm, and at your best.

When a story is worth telling, don’t whisper—shout. This is how a simple nomination turned into a national TV moment for Anna’s Hope, a charity that helps children with brain tumours. Proof that comms done well doesn’t always need a big budget.

I was absolutely thrilled to receive this recognition from the IoIC and join the esteemed ranks of IoIC Fellows. Read on as I reflect on my career journey.

As a lifelong learner, I’ve always invested in staying up-to-date with internal comms industry knowledge and skills but never pursued continuous professional development (CPD), until now…

On 14 February 2025, I had achieved my childhood dream of being a teacher, by presenting to a room full of very smart and curious first year digital marketing students at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge.