Employee engagement is an outcome, not a program. Employee engagement is achieved by integrating it in every facet of the business - from the way programs are designed to the way leaders lead.
We understand the nuanced approaches to helping boost employee awareness and understanding, as well as inspiring employees to feel a much deeper commitment and a readiness to change the way they think about their daily work.
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Multifaceted Strategy Inspires Leaders to See Business Value of Employee Engagement
How we helped a Fortune 500 company develop a comprehensive strategy and business case for investing in employee engagement.
Engaged employees are fundamental to building and sustaining business results.
Companies with engaged employees outperform those without by
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We partner with you to generate employee experiences that engage and align your people.
- Developing and implementing strategies aimed at creating employee awareness, understanding, commitment, and action
- Creating and implementing employee communication strategies aligned to well-defined business objectives and tracked through meaningful metrics
- Developing processes to obtain employee questions and feedback
- Building alignment around a common vision and goals
- Inspiring employees with give-them-something-to-talk-about moments
- Employee Experience
- Employee Engagement Survey
- Measure Employee Engagement
- All Hands Meetings
- Company Meetings
- Employee Councils
- Leadership Communication
- Manager Communication
- Manager Enablement
- Focus Groups
- Custom Training Programs & Workshops
- Employee Resource Groups
- Global Workforce Engagement
- Organizational Change & Transformation
- Corporate Events
Want to learn more?
Download our Overview for more on how we support internal comms and employee engagement
WHO WE’VE HELPED
“What do I like best? No cookie-cutter solutions — you really listen and do what’s right for my business.”
“Global company-wide meeting broadcast in 12 regions? Not a problem.”
“Designing an innovative employee training? I’ve got some ideas.”
