Mastering Internal Communications: Building Connection, Culture and Impact

For non-profits, strong internal communications keep staff and volunteers informed, connected and engaged, empowering them to be your organisation's biggest advocates.

Join us for an engaging and practical session with Glenn Baillie-Price, one of New Zealand's most experienced and respected internal communications specialists. Drawing on more than 30 years of communications and consulting experience, Glenn will share insights, tools and proven approaches to help organisations strengthen culture, improve engagement, and communicate with confidence.

This session will explore:

• What internal communications is and why it matters
• The Five Commandments of Internal Communications - practical golden rules that can be scaled to any organisation
• How to communicate internally - channels, approaches and tips that drive engagement
• Key internal communications principles that help mitigate risk, strengthen connection and help your organisation thrive.

Our presenter: Glenn Baillie-Price

Glenn is an award-winning strategic communications professional, with more than three decades of experience across corporate communications, consultation, organisational culture, brand development and more.

She established The Right Message Company in the late 1990s, widely recognised as one of New Zealand’s first specialist internal communications consultancies.

Passionate about the impact great communication can have on someone's working day, Glenn remains a trusted advisor to senior leaders and a leading voice in the internal communications profession.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of New Zealand's leading voices in internal communications and take away practical strategies you can apply immediately.

This is a free Community Comms Collective workshop for not-for-profits and collective volunteers, hosted by Volunteer Wellington. We are grateful for their support and for our speaker for giving her time and talent pro bono. For out of towners or those who can’t make it on the day, this workshop will be recorded and shared on our website after the event.

Y Central is an accessible venue - please contact the office with any queries.