As CommsCollectiv marks its first anniversary, we find ourselves at the intersection of two significant milestones: our company’s journey and the emergence of a transformative trend in corporate communications: the rise of fractional communications. Growth [...]
Stress happens along a spectrum. There is positive stress in our lives like starting a new job. The next category is tolerable stress, and that can be falling and spraining your ankle. With a little [...]
One of the best pieces of business advice my father gave me was to be someone who makes decisions. He pointed out that you have a 50/50 chance of being right – and most people [...]
What drew me to CommsCollectiv (CC) earlier this year was something I hope we all share: a sense of the power of group intelligence and collaboration. From my exposure to fractional executive services in the [...]
As a fractional communications professional, staying ahead of technology trends is crucial. One of the developments in artificial intelligence we are following is the rise of AI agents – autonomous systems that can perform complex tasks with [...]
We used AI (MidJourney, one of partner Monica Talan’s favorite tools) to make our avatars. Here are our headshots. Do the images AI created look like us? You decide. We’ll keep experimenting.
In a world where consumers are bombarded with countless messages on a daily basis, the expectation for meaningful, personalized interactions has never been higher. Personalization may not be new, but AI tools are creating highly-customized [...]
In an era where AI is rapidly transforming content creation, communications professionals face a new challenge: maintaining credibility and trust in an increasingly AI-driven landscape. Recently we have seen increased focus on the growing importance [...]
The success of any organization hinges on one critical asset: its people. Yet, we hear countless stories of fully qualified candidates applying for hundreds of jobs without a single response. It’s a frustrating reality for [...]
Recent data from Gallup reveals that fewer than four in ten U.S. adults (38%) believe businesses should take public stances, a significant decline from previous years. This shift raises important questions about the role of [...]
