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ITL #117 Internal communications flourishes at the grassroots: the growing importance of managers in employee engagement

author"s portrait Placing frontline managers at the heart of employee engagement drives helps build relevance and reduces the risk of target audience skepticism. By Gail S. Thornton.

Relationship-Building for Global Stakeholder Engagement

author"s portrait Gail S. Thornton The Author's Details Gail S. Thornton works in Merck’s Global Communications department. Formerly, she was vice president of international communications at Schering-Plough Corporation, which is now part of Merck. E-mail the author Vi
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