Episode 20: Christine Shukis-Brown (Deputy Director of Strategic Communications at King’s College London)

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History of Internal Communication

Emily Rees and Joe Chick

24 episodes

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This podcast series explores the history of a profession that’s often assumed to be a recent innovation but which actually has its roots in the late nineteenth century. It is linked to a project funded by the Economic and Social Research Council called An Institutional History of Internal Communication in the United Kingdom. The episodes will features interviews with internal communication professionals, academics, and archivists.

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Episode 20: Christine Shukis-Brown (Deputy Director of Strategic Communications at King’s College London)

History of Internal Communication

40 minutes 30 seconds

1 year ago

Episode 20: Christine Shukis-Brown (Deputy Director of Strategic Communications at King’s College London)

In Episode 20 we are joined by Christine Shukis-Brown, the Deputy Director of Strategic Communications at King’s College London. Christine shares her insights into cultural shifts from her time at the BBC, where she began as an archive researcher and moved into internal communication and change initiatives. With her involvement in digital transformation at the City of London Corporation and her PhD in social psychology at Birkbeck, Christine has a unique perspective on the strategy and psychology of internal communication.