The chief marketing and communications officer for SoundExchange shares how she sees the role of the communicator changing, and what makes her excited for the future of the industry.


Study: How companies can thrive amid ongoing upheaval, angst and uncertainty
A new report offers six steps to improve employee experience and bolster culture in a post-pandemic landscape.

Video: FleishmanHillard’s Adrianne Smith on what makes inclusion authentic
The chief diversity and inclusion officer shares how her work is looking to create a better workplace as PR pros look to the future.

How communicators can maximize vaccine mandate messaging
As companies prepare to comply with the White House’s new measures to control the virus, comms pros should prepare for bumpy months ahead. An expert shares how to excel in this fraught environment.

How to prepare for what’s coming down the path for PR pros
The industry is changing fast. There used to be a PR playbook—not anymore. Here’s what should be on your radar.

How writers can be inclusive with their use of pronouns
Although many grammar authorities have adopted the use of the singular ‘they’ for the past few years, historians say the use of the singular ‘they’ dates back to the 1600s.

CommsWeek Conversations: Esther Mireya Tejeda
Watch the exclusive interview with CommsWeek Advisory Board Member, Esther Mireya Tejeda of SoundExchange.

5 questions with Kite Hill PR’s Tiffany Guarnaccia
The agency leader and co-chair for Communications Week 2021 shares her insights on the future of communications and how the role of the communicator is being transformed.

As the ‘Great Resignation’ looms, communication remains crucial for talent retention
The author shares guidance on how companies can keep employees engaged and motivated amid ongoing uncertainty.

Communicators, don’t let the crap come back
You put unnecessary communication on the shelf during the pandemic. Will it stay there?