24 - 28 Feb 2025
Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
Hotel : Royale Chulan Kuala Lumpur
Cost : 5250 € Euro
Effective internal communications help colleagues to work to the best of their abilities and to develop their skills to ensure everyone is focused on achieving an organization’s goals.
Organizations are only as good as their weakest link. Poor customer service could spoil the work of expensive advertising and marketing campaigns. Employees are also front line ambassadors for organizations and should be nurtured as a powerful tool for recommendations and referrals.
A good internal communications strategy promotes well being and productivity and makes people feel valued. Research shows that job satisfaction rather than financial reward is often a stronger motivation for loyalty.
This course shows how to develop a dynamic corporate culture, how to manage change, and how to bring the best out of the people with whom you work.
Attendance to this unique program will provide the delegates with a complete understanding of the link between leadership and organizational culture. They will have the skills to advise on how to implement change and how to properly communicate change strategies. They will have the knowledge to understand and affect workplace culture. They will have the tools to communicate a shared vision to colleagues for mutual benefit.
Upon completion of the program, participants will be able to:
Understand how workplace culture is developed, how to develop it and how to put a value on it
Understand the communication tools needed to create a “can do” attitude among colleagues
Generate a universal willingness for the company or organization to succeed, especially by generating new ideas
Provide better customer focus and service
Develop tools and techniques for identifying resistance to change and managing it
This program is illustrated throughout with practical examples. It concentrates on insight, strategy, planning, practitioner skills, tools, and techniques for inspiring others.
Day One
Assessing an Organisation’s Culture
The role of internal communications
Identifying an organization’s culture – definitions and models
Building a shared vision
The internal communications audit
Who sets the culture?
Objective setting
Personal presentation exercise
Day Two
Understanding the Needs of Individuals
Internal communications strategy
The relationship between Human Resources and Public Relations
Resistance to change
Understanding how individuals are affected by a change
The role of managers in internal communications programs
Personal presentation exercise
Day Three
Using the Full Range of Communications Tools
The tools for communication: from the notice board to Twitter
Evaluation: how to measure success
Internal communications action plan
The power of brands
Personal presentation exercise
Day Four
How to React in a Crisis
Managing internal communications in a crisis
Choosing your crisis team
The importance of leaders being visible
Be honest and tell your colleagues first
Personal presentation exercise
Day Five
Maintaining and Enhancing Performance Levels
Comprehensive performance assessment
Boosting low morale
Recognizing achievement
Analysis of successful internal communications strategies
How government and top companies manage messages
Personal presentation exercise