Communications Week | Nov. 10-14, 2025
Perhaps the greatest challenge businesses face today is simply getting noticed. How can you stand out in a sea of e-commerce competitors? Video is your best bet, but it can also be daunting, pricey and tedious to produce.
CommsWeek Conversations: “Go Big with Little Things” Part 2
In this chat, the members surface ways to engage with remote employees and how outside coaches and expert speakers have helped to facilitate discussions with employees. Plus, don’t miss our Quick Reads this week, which includes an interview with Steve Cody of Peppercomm.
Internal Communications Toolkit
This free, Internal Communications Toolkit has everything you need to build a communications strategy that is purposeful, engages employees and contributes to a thriving company culture.
CommsWeek Conversations: “Go Big with Little Things” Part 1
In Part 1 of the two-part video chat, you’ll hear candid comments on how to improve “connections” with people in this current “boxed Zoom environment,” how to invest in employees as the talent wars continue to heat up, celebrating the little victories and reflect on what has worked and what hasn’t for communicators this year.
“Transformation” is a journey of organizational alignment and employee investment
How MC2 became the most attractive agency
The PR Pro’s Essential Crisis Communications Prep Guide & Workbook
To benchmark crisis preparedness and help surface blind spots, Agility PR Solutions has created the PR Pro’s Essential Crisis Communications Prep Guide and Workbook. The indispensable guide takes communicators through five different stages of crisis response with practical exercises to test your readiness.
CommsWeek Conversations: Esther Mireya Tejeda
Watch the exclusive interview with CommsWeek Advisory Board Member, Esther Mireya Tejeda of SoundExchange.
How to retain people of color and build a diverse leadership
PR insiders talk about measuring this growing focus for business communications and how the PR role can prove the value of putting brand reputation first.
How PR pros should lead on ESG
PR insiders talk about measuring this growing focus for business communications and how the PR role can prove the value of putting brand reputation first.
Test your business and finance knowledge
Here’s a quiz to check if you know important business terms along with steps you can take to work on your prowess with the numbers.