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PodText Discussion with Mike Klein | Global vs Local Internal Communications

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Had the opportunity to do my first ever PodText interview with Mike Klein, a leading communicator, blogger and author who resides in Iceland.

We discusses current trends, the underlying issues and opportunities for internal communicators to embrace and lead.

Read the complete transcript here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/global-internal-communication-local-angle-get-track-mike-klein-/?trackingId=Ue5CjchCQV6jSrLwugAR6w%3D%3D

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