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Employee Communications That Connect |
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Pictured left to right: Anne Doherty Johnson, AeA; Richard Byrd, Nortel Networks;
Nancy J. Sterling, ML Strategies, LLC and Tom Kristoph, Brooks Automation, Inc. |
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On December 8, 2004, AeA New England hosted an HR
Breakfast Roundtable addressing Employee Communications That Connect at AeA member company
Brooks Automation,
Inc. in Chelmsford, MA.
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Richard Byrd, Vice President Employee Communications at Nortel Networks,
shared strategies for emotionally engaging employees in company brands. He
also discussed how to leverage technology to create an interactive, learning-based employee communications program. |
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Nancy Sterling, Vice President Public Relations
at ML Strategies, LLC, shared her expertise in the area of crisis communications, where she has counseled clients in both the public and private sector.
She showcased several case studies, how important it is to keep employees
informed whether a company's news is good or bad. |
This AeA roundtable provided an excellent opportunity for member company
senior executives to meet and learn how to connect with
employees through successful communication in an informal,
intimate setting. Included in the audience were PR, HR, Customer
Service and senior management from leading New England high-tech compnies.
Don't miss our next event -
review the AeA
New England event calendar for networking and learning opportunities.
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| Tom Kristoph, Director HR, Development and Training, welcomes attendees to
Brooks
Automation, Inc. |
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Richard Byrd, Vice President Employee Communications,
discusses how Nortel Networks
has created an information rich environment with measurable systems so the right people can make the right decisions at the right times. |
| Nancy J. Sterling, Vice President Public Relations
at ML Strategies, LLC., talks about how good employee communication is
key, particularly when a company faces a crisis of some kind. |
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An attentive audience learns
how to create effective company ambassadors through good communication
programs. |
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Do you have an idea for a guest speaker?
Are you interested in
joining one of AeA New England's Committees? Do you want to help shape AeA's
local events? We
invite you to join our
Program Committee to plan future programs of
interest. For more information, contact Anne Dugan
or call 781.938.1925, x101.
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