Author April LundyCategories Culture/Employee Engagement, Internal Communications, Organizational Change/Alignment, TechnologyLeave a comment on Cybersecurity as a Culture, Not Just an IT Responsibility Cybersecurity as a Culture, Not Just an IT Responsibility
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and while many organizations focus on technical defenses, the most significant risk often comes from human error.
Author April LundyCategories Culture/Employee Engagement, Leadership, Organizational Change/AlignmentLeave a comment on Empathy Builds Inclusive Teams Empathy Builds Inclusive Teams
Real connection needs empathy, and when we can convey our feelings correctly, we can build connections easier.
Author April LundyCategories Culture/Employee Engagement, Internal Communications, PurposeLeave a comment on The Power Of Recognition The Power Of Recognition
Human beings need recognition like they need water.
Author April LundyCategories Culture/Employee Engagement, Internal Communications, PurposeLeave a comment on My Favorite Culture Recipe My Favorite Culture Recipe
If you went into remote work with a not so great culture, that has probably followed you. But it is never too late to start working on making it better.
Author April LundyCategories Culture/Employee Engagement, Internal CommunicationsLeave a comment on Culture Continuity Culture Continuity
How do you keep culture continuity when your whole workforce is at home?
Author April LundyCategories Culture/Employee Engagement, Internal CommunicationsLeave a comment on Is Your Culture Creating Real Connection? Is Your Culture Creating Real Connection?
Human beings crave connection.
Author April LundyCategories Brandonomics, Core Values, Purpose, Savage ThinkingLeave a comment on Your Culture Defines You, So You Should Define It First Your Culture Defines You, So You Should Define It First
In late 2018 we began having conversations around our focal point for 2019.
Author April LundyCategories Innovation, Marketing CommunicationsLeave a comment on In the Future, Your Marketing Materials Read You In the Future, Your Marketing Materials Read You
Science fiction gives us a glimpse into the future, like the sci-fi thriller Minority Report, set in 2054, that demonstrated an interesting concept: the ability to market based on facial (or, in the case of the film, retinal) recognition. We’ve already seen companies try to harness this sort of technology to put clients’ messages directly in front of their prospective customers.