IABC Chicago

The Chicago Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators

August 26 Networking: Meet the 2020/2021 IABC Chicago Board Members

  Join the IABC Chicago Board on Wednesday, August 26, 2020, at 5 p.m. for a speed-dating style event and meet the team that’s here to make 2020/2021 a year of the Chicagoland Communicator! This is a FREE virtual networking event! You’ll get a chance to speak directly with Board members, chat with them in breakout rooms, and tell us … [Read more...]

Gallup Event Recap: Leading Through and After Disruption

This year, employees have faced a serious disruption. With all the change happening around us, internal communication professionals juggle responsibilities ranging from keeping the employees informed, to making sure they stay engaged and are taken care of. Recently, IABC Chicago partnered with Gallup to share research informing your long-term work … [Read more...]

June 24 Webinar: Leading Through and After Disruption

IABC Chicago is pleased to host a free and timely webinar with Gallup on Wednesday, June 24, 2020, at 12 pm CST.  This year, employees have faced a serious disruption. Many were sent home; some are out of work — and all will return to the workforce different than they were before. This briefing will share research that will help inform your … [Read more...]

June 10 Webinar: Communicating During Social Injustice

COVID-19 has increased the exposure and appreciation for corporate communications, making you indispensable. That means you have your leaders’ trust right now. During this time of social injustice, leaders need to communicate to employees about where the organization stands, and you need to be there to help craft those meaningful messages. Join … [Read more...]

May 19 Webinar: The Path to Thriving in a Post-Pandemic World: Establishing a “New Normal”

Since Gagen MacDonald published “The Path to Thriving in a Post-Pandemic World” about a month ago, the firm, along with many of us, have learned a great deal. We know COVID-19 will impact society for a long time to come; that social distancing measures will remain for the foreseeable future; that the “old normal” is gone for good; and that the … [Read more...]