Strategic Communications

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Everywhere you look, the literature is full of advice on how to engage staff, manage millennials, and address recruitment and retention issues. The advice given is as varied as the sources, and what might work at one workplace might not be effective at another.

There is no panacea; to develop high-performance, aligned, dynamic and successful organizations, a carefully developed strategic communications approach is critical. No longer are top-down missives from the CEO or edicts posted on the intranet enough. With a highly competitive market place, increasing recruitment and retention challenges, and constant change, firms need a range of communication strategies that are specific to their needs and objectives. Organizations must inform, influence and engage staff such that they:

  • Feel connected
  • Feel listened to and heard
  • Know that they can make a valuable contribution to the firm’s success
  • Understand the company’s values and strategic direction
  • Are proud of the brand
  • Are change leaders

From powerful intranets to effective acquisition transitions, Spark Communications can develop customized solutions that ensure:

  • Team members are aligned and focused on attaining important company goals
  • Top-down, one-way communications is replaced with two-way dialogue and engagement
  • Recruitment is enhanced, and retention increased
  • Employees feel informed and engaged; stress, distraction and demotivation are mitigated
  • Purpose and values are made real for employees and clients
  • The team is strong and aligned – across services, operations, and geographies
  • Employees are proud of the organization and become passionate brand champions
  • Messages are aligned with brand and strategic plans

“Effective communications ensure that team members are aligned across services, operations, and geographies”

Cathy SparkStrategic Communications