I often talk with leaders about the power in asking, “How can I help?” 

It’s in that spirit that we’ve been thinking, too, about how we can help as we move through these uncertain and challenging times. And at the same time give back.

Part of our experience and expertise is about helping leaders lead and communicate in a courageous, thoughtful and helpful way.

So, we’ve packaged what’s most helpful for leaders in these uncertain times into a FREE webinar. 

I’ll cover topics like how to:

With the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus growing around the globe, it’s more important than ever for companies to be talking with – and listening to – their people.

As in all potential crisis situations, being open, proactive, candid, clear and frequent with communication is the best practice. While large multi-national employers will face the biggest questions and planning needs, every organization – no matter the size – should have a plan in place for communicating with its workforce about the coronavirus.

Every Organization Should be Communicating About Coronavirus

As we begin the new year, we wanted to take a moment to look back and see what resonated most with you – our readers – in 2019. The past year was full of fascinating topics, and I thought now was a great time to reflect back on some of the most popular posts, recapping the best leadership and communication articles of 2019.

If you’re like a lot of leaders I know, you’re constantly looking for ideas to make your next town hall feel more exciting and inspiring for employees. And that’s a good instinct. The truth is that many companies are long overdue for a town hall makeover.

Starting to think about what book(s) to read over the holidays? The senior thought partners here at The Grossman Group and I shared a few of our favorite books on leadership, communication, personal development, business or just an all-around good book that resonated with us. Find out what some of us have been reading (in alphabetical order under each category) and our thoughts on each one.

It's that time of year again – the holidays are fast approaching and as many of you know, the season kicks off with my favorite holiday: Thanksgiving. People often wonder why Thanksgiving gets me in the holiday spirit and I’m always excited to share with them why....Because it’s the season for Grandma Elsie’s Famous Pumpkin Chiffon Pie and other crowd-favorite recipes. 

One of the most popular questions I get in my work as a communications leader is this: What’s new in communications strategy today? Or, some variation of this: What must I do today to help my company achieve world-class, cutting-edge communications in the future? 

Trust Everywhere is Eroding 

Several recent surveys show a serious decline in the trust key stakeholders have in organizations. Earlier this year, a major annual study underscored the scope of the problem, revealing the largest-ever drop in trust among the general population. 

With the holiday season upon us, why not give the gift of leadership and communications tips to a colleague, friend or your team?

From now until January 1, 2018, my books, No Cape Needed: The Simplest, Smartest, Fastest Steps to Improve How You Communicate by Leaps and Bounds, along with You Can’t Not Communicate: Proven Communication Solutions that Power the Fortune 100, and its follow-up, You Can’t Not Communicate 2, are on sale for $12.59 each – a 30% discount.

Please join me and some other very smart communications professionals at the Poppulo Customer Summit. I’m excited to be part of the speaker line up as the Keynote in Chicago on September 12, 2017 and would like to invite you to attend. But first, a little background…

What is the The Poppulo Customer Summit?

Hosted by Poppulo, a leading global internal communications software company, The Poppulo Customer Summit is a one-day event designed to help you get the strategies and tactics you need to take your internal communications to the next level.