Episode 7: Rachel Miller (Founder of the All Things IC consultancy)

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History of Internal Communication

Emily Rees and Joe Chick

24 episodes

4 days ago

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 7: Rachel Miller (Founder of the All Things IC consultancy)

History of Internal Communication

37 minutes 16 seconds

2 years ago

Episode 7: Rachel Miller (Founder of the All Things IC consultancy)

In Episode 7, we are joined by Rachel Miller. Through her IC consultancy work with All Things IC and her masterclasses, Rachel is well known by internal communication practitioners. Before beginning her consultancy work, Rachel had years of experience working in-house for various organisations including Visa and London Overground. Her upcoming book ‘Internal Communication Strategy’ is greatly anticipated among IC practitioners. In this podcast episode, Rachel talks about a wide range of topics from creating a sense of community within organisations to the implications of AI.