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In this podcast Rachel reports from the annual internal communication Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) Inside conference, which was attended by 200 comms pros on 2 October 2014.Continue Reading →The post #10: Rachel reports from
In this podcast Rachel reports from the annual internal communication Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) Inside conference, which was attended by 200 comms pros on 2 October 2014.Continue Reading →The post #10: Rachel reports from
Rachel Miller is the Director of All Things IC and advises Internal Communicators via training, consultancy and her popular blog. Her clients include ARM, BBC, LEGO, NHS, Transport for London and British Red Cross. She’s a highly experienced an
In Episode 7, we are joined by Rachel Miller. Through her IC consultancy work with All Things IC and her masterclasses, Rachel is well known by internal communication practitioners. Before beginning her consultancy work, Rachel had years of exp
It truly was hard to believe but the last time Rachel Miller was on ICology was to talk about Brexit. . . nearly 3 years ago! But she's back, but not talking about Brexit - even though the rest of the world is. Rachel Miller, the founder of All
In Episode 12, we are joined by Katie Marlow, the co-chair of CIPR Inside, and Dan Holden, the outgoing chair of CIPR Inside. Katie has been a Communication Consultant at Little Bird for thirteen years and has worked for the NHS and local gover
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In this episode, we look at the importance and benefits of internal communication to a business? How do you keep engagement levels high with internal communications ?Connect with Kate Isicheihttps://www.linkedin.com/in/kateisichei/www.wheretolo
Join Alyssa and her guest, Callie Krajcir, as they discuss IC (interstitial cystitis) and the relationship this diagnosis has with nutrition. They discuss why there needs to be more advocacy for this topic and ways to increase awareness. IG: @t
This is the second of a three part interview that I did with Jón Gnarr, Iceland’s funniest and most famous Mayor of Reykjavík. If you haven’t listened to part 1 of this interview, I highly recommend that you do. Jón shares why he decided to run
Christmas in Iceland is a lovely time. Everyone is merry and there are lots of fun events happening. I purposefully decided not to include Christmas activities that not holiday related on this list. You won’t hear me say, hunt for Northern Ligh
I had the pleasure of sitting down with Andri Snær Magnason, an award winning writer of novels, poetry, plays and films. He is also a very active environmental activist. We chatted about his fascinating literary career, how he chooses topics t
Ásatrú, an Old Norse paganism, has become the fastest growing non-Christian religion in Iceland. When most people think of this country, religion is not normally what pops into their minds. However, over 75% of the Icelandic population are regi
It is a little hard to believe that it is almost the one year anniversary of the bankruptcy of Wow Air. This low cost Icelandic airline went bust on March 28th, 2019. On that date last year, everyone was shocked when the airline suddenly ceased
The Icelandic sheep farm is pretty much as old as the country because the first settlers from Norway in the 9th and 10 centuries brought sheep with them. As a native New Yorker that was completely disconnected from raw nature, such as the kind
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