Sharon McIntosh and Sharon Phillips
EE Voice
Exploring the world of employee engagement through the lens of internal communications with Sharon McIntosh and Sharon Phillips
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May 16, 2024
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#3: The importance of executive communications 22.10.2015 19:34
Welcome to episode three, where we discuss one of our favorite topics: Executive communications. In this episode, we discuss: Research that supports how executive communication can drive employee engagement; Thoughts on Starbucks CEO’s letter to his associates on the day the stock market tanked last summer; Our view on Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer’s announcement that she’s taking limited time off for...
EE Voice #2: How to improve your business writing 06.09.2015 18:09
In this episode we interview Beth Nyland on how to turn corporate speak into something you love to write and your employees love to read. Beth, who leads her communications consulting firm, Spencer Grace, has extensive experience in writing and editing, marketing and internal communications, and branding and business development. Beth’s career spans both corporate...  Continue Reading →...
EE Voice #1: Welcome to EE Voice podcast 22.08.2015 10:27
Welcome to our kick-off podcast, EE Voice, a podcast where we talk about employee engagement, internal communications, best practices and practical tips to improve employee communications. In this initial podcast, we introduce ourselves as co-hosts: Sharon McIntosh, from Norwalk, Conn., and Sharon Phillips, from Oak Park, Ill. Since we both have the same first names, and have been confused in the...
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