
November 2025: LearningIn our November edition, we explore the theme of learning — from creating accessible content and navigating new industries to embracing mentorship and the evolving role of AI. We also examine how communicators can sharpen their skills to stay relevant in an ever-changing digital landscape. |
Back to Basics: The ABCs of Accessible Internal CommsBY Matisse Hamel-Nelis “Sometimes, going back to basics and working through the fundamentals systematically is exactly what moves us forward toward truly inclusive workplace communication.” Accessible communications and marketing expert, Matisse Hamel-Nelis offers a guide to creating internal communications that reach everyone. |
A Communicator’s Guide to the Tech IndustryBY Eric Emin Wood Writer Eric Emin Wood shares his tips for communicators who want to learn more about the tech industry. |
From Search to Synthesis: Answer Engine Optimization in the AI AgeBY CJ Collins “Distribution now has two audiences: human journalists and machine summarizers.” CJ Collins offers tips for communicators to ensure discoverability of content through answer engine optimization (AEO). |
The New Rules of Mindshare: AI, Trust and the Communicator’s MandateBY Cyrus Mavalwala Cyrus Mavalwal, CEO of Avantis Communications, offers communicators advice to cut through the AI noise and create content that ensures authority and trust prevail. |
The Future of Mentorship: Human First, AI SuperchargedBY Caterina L. Valentino Caterina Valentino examines the use AI as a mentor and the lost benefits of human connection. |
What the energy transition can teach communicators: A case studyBY Srividya Bhaskar Communications strategist, Srividya Bhaskar, shares the lessons she learned about the value of transparent communications in the complex world of energy transition. |
The Benefits of MentoringBY Linda Bicho-Vachon When people think about mentorships, the benefits are often attributed to the person being mentored and how the relationship contributes to their career growth. But being a mentor can be just as beneficial. |







