by Diane Streleckis - Communicators excel at shining the spotlight on others. But they often can be reluctant to seek it out for themselves, according to Kathryn Kneller, founder and lead consultant at Internal Comms Mastery. Continue reading

By Diane Streleckis - Spurring people to act can feel like a daunting task for marketing communication professionals. But a dash of understanding about human behavior can make the task easier. Continue reading

By Diane Streleckis -  Creating communications that spur action is a common goal for communication professionals. Kieran Flanagan and Dan Gregory, co-founders of The Behaviour Report™ with more than 30 years of success in behavioral science and communication, shared tips on how to achieve that goal—by making smart people people-smart. Continue reading

Philadelphia’s marketing communications organizations are coming together to host the ultimate MarComm Super Meetup. Continue reading

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By Diane Streleckis - “When we improve our relationships, we improve our results and we improve our performance. The core of those relationships is trust,” veteran communication professional Roy Reid, APR, CPRC said during a recent interview with IABC Philadelphia. Continue reading

Calling all students and early career professionals in the communication field! Attend this invaluable workshop on September 28: “How to Get Hired: Learn from the Experts!" Continue reading

Our September 15 webcast guests appeared in an interview today by The Philadelphia Tribune. They discussed the program and their soon-to-publish book on DEI and social justice communications. https://bit.ly/3QDIVcn   

Join IABC – right here in our backyard – for World Conference 2022! Continue reading

Earning an IABC Heritage Region Silver Quill Award feels great. But the growth in skills and confidence you gain from completing the submission process is perhaps even more important than the distinction itself. Continue reading