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October 09, 2025 12:00 PM ET - 12:45 PM ET | Virtual Meeting
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Copy LinkInternal communicators do not merely communicate business goals; they support business growth by aligning culture with strategy and facilitate organizational change, establishing themselves as partners in organizational leadership.
However, internal communication work can be difficult to quantify given mostly qualitative outputs that benefit the business.
Join us to discuss how you can measure and report the critical value of internal communications work to the C-Suite and other executives, as well as other challenges that internal communicators face, in this interactive, confidential conversation.
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Driven by Member interest, this discussion is continuation of our recent roundtable Internal Comms and Culture Building—the Secret Growth Engine, where we focused on how internal communications supports business growth by aligning culture with strategy and facilitating change.
Prior attendance is not necessary; you can find the summary of the prior roundtable in How Internal Comms Boots Business Growth Through Corporate Culture.
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Roundtables are discussions held under the Chatham House Rule for M&C Center Members and invited guests that focus on a key topic of interest with a single session (1-2 hours).
Members can register online for this event, but must be signed in. Please sign in to your myTCB® account to access.
