New Model for Corporate Communication
A Corporate Communication Brown Bag Discussion
Hosted by the Corporate Communications Section.
Category: Communication Strategy
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In this brown bag discussion Roger Bolton, president of the Arthur W. Page Society, will discuss the Page Society’s new model for corporate communicators. Based on research with chief communications officers across the globe, the report cites how people around the world are changing how they communicate, and how we must build shared beliefs, act and advocate in authentic ways. The report can be found here.
The interactive conversation will be moderated by Jill Feldon LaNouette, ABC, vice president, public affairs, with Cardinal Health.
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Presenter
Roger Bolton is the president of the Arthur W. Page Society, the premier professional association for senior corporate communications executives. He also is a trustee and a past chairman. He has co-chaired the Thought Leadership Committee, which works to help global companies build trust in a rapidly changing global operating environment. He has been named one of the “Top 100 Thought Leaders” in Trustworthy Business Behavior by Trust Across America, a program of Next Decade, Inc.
Moderator
Jill Feldon LaNouette, ABC, is vice president of public affairs for Cardinal Health, a Fortune 21 health care services company. She is responsible for integrated internal, external and marketing communication, and issues and reputation management. With Cardinal Health since 2003, she serves as a strategic business partner to senior executives and leads a multi-discipline team. She also is co-chair of the Women’s Initiative Network at Cardinal Health’s corporate headquarters, a graduate of the prestigious Arthur W. Page Society Future Leaders Program, and is active in PRSA, IABC and a number of professional healthcare and communications organizations.
