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How to create value and alignment through clear communication
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In this webinar we discussed
How to identify misalignment in your organization
There are a number of signs that may indicate misalignment within an organization, which can occur when there is a lack of clear communication, shared goals, or common understanding among different parts of the organization.
How to shift from misalignment to strategic clarity for business growth
Shifting from misalignment to strategic clarity in an organization can be a challenging process, but it is an important step for achieving business growth and success.
How to align employees with clear communication for organizational success.
Effective communication is crucial for ensuring that everyone in the organization is on the same page and working towards the same goals. This may involve setting up clear channels of communication, regularly sharing information and updates, and encouraging open and honest dialogue.
Together we’ll solve the root cause of organizational disconnect at its core with a sustained commitment to defining business moments, designing strategic clarity, and delivering your organization’s promise.
It just makes sense.
Our Speaker(s)
Zora Artis, CEO, and Founder of Artis Advisory and Co-founder of The Alignment People
About Artis Advisory
Artis Advisory has global expertise in alignment, business, brand, and communication strategy. They work with executive and senior leaders seeking alignment and strategic clarity to create stronger brands, healthier cultures, and happier employees. The Alignment People help leaders build high-performing and thriving teams, assisting employees to understand how they fit in and bringing an organization’s purpose and strategy to life.
My commitment to the power of communication is demonstrated through my work with the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC)
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