We are currently seeing a lot of high-profile controversies in business. Such incidents make it difficult for firms to carry out their operations, maintain effective communication, and protect their good name and reputation. The foundation of corporate communication is the idea that effective, sustainable communication is crucial to the success of businesses. The theories, methods, and viewpoints of corporate and organizational communication are introduced and discussed in this course to help participants advance their careers as communicators with the practical knowledge needed to handle challenging situations involving complex communication in contemporary organizations, both internally and externally.
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
What is corporate communication?
Utilize a variety of methods and equipment to put in place a successful corporate communication campaign.
Plan and carry out internal and external business communication strategies.
Recognize and use corporate communication specialties.
Utilize corporate communication when creating new organizational structures.
Adapt to the many internal communication channels available.
Managers, supervisors, and officers with experience in public relations, as well as staff members looking to gain a thorough understanding of corporate communication. This training will also be helpful to other key workers whose jobs depend on relationships and interactions with people inside and outside the firm, particularly in the fields of branding, CSR, and the media.
Definition of corporate communication
Define and explore the concept and history of corporate communication
Differentiation between vision, mission, and objectives
Corporate communication in a changing environment
The new media landscape: challenges and opportunities
Stakeholder management and communication
Stakeholder engagement
Definitions of Corporate Identity
Branding
Reputation
Importance of corporate identity and reputation
Aligning identity, image, and reputation
Corporate communication strategy and strategic planning
Global aspects of corporate communication
A high and low-context culture
Cross-cultural aspects of audiences
Planning and executing communication programs and campaigns
Research, measurement, and evaluation
Measuring corporate reputation
Theories on measuring the effects of communication
Media relations
Journalism and news outlets
Detect what constitutes news
The various effects of news coverage on corporate communication
Employee communication and organizational identification
New media, new communication
Benefits and challenges of using social media
Issues management
Communication in times of crisis
Leadership and change communication
Effective leadership communication
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) and community relations
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