NEWS & UPDATES

Since acquiring Communications Week a few months ago, the Ragan team has been busy behind the scenes prepping for an amazing slate of events for you and your team. We’re excited to unveil this year’s theme: Transformation. The word pretty much sums up where we’re at and where we’re going as communicators, right?

Other developments:

Please meet the Communications Week Advisory Board, an incredible array of talented communicators from corporations, nonprofits and agencies who’ll help us shape this year’s events.

Taking place Nov. 15-19, Communications Week will include our signature full-day conference, “Future of Communications,” on Nov. 17. Along with webinars and workshops, this event will be held virtually and serve a global audience. We will also be meeting face to face on Nov. 16 in New York City for a networking reception and “taste of tech” showcase. Details and registration to come soon.

We’re honored to announce our industry partners supporting Communications Week and our sponsors facilitating the Transformation that underscores Communications Week.

A new Communications Week website will be unveiled in the next few weeks, chock full of event updates, articles and resources. (Be on the lookout!)

You will receive this newsletter twice monthly starting in August. Please forward to your industry friends so they can be a part of this important week in comms.

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Contact us to learn more about event partner, speaker and sponsor opportunities.

HOT TOPICS

THE WORKPLACE

Whether you’re summoning everyone back to the office, giving a green light to remote work or planning a hybrid approach, make sure employee experience remains a top priority.

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Europe is on the brink of announcing bold new climate policies—and one public affairs expert argues the next few weeks will produce must-watch news for U.S. businesses, too.

EVENTS

As in-person gatherings become possible once more, how can comms pros incorporate the lessons of the past 16 months?

THE WORKPLACE

Company leaders cite a dip in productivity and the need for in-person collaboration as top reasons for the ultimatum.

RESEARCH

Comms pros mostly do their planning on a quarterly or monthly basis, leaving room for tweaks and adjustments more frequently, according to the 2021 Communications Benchmark Report.

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