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Circle of Fellows #128: The 7 Cs of The New Communication Compass, Part 2
May 29, 2026
Unknown duration
Circle of Fellows #127: The 7 Cs of The New Communication Compass, Part I
Apr 26, 2026
Unknown duration
Circle of Fellows #126: Communicating in the Era of the Polycrisis
Mar 29, 2026
1h 02m 52s
Circle of Fellows #125: Communicating in the Age of Grievance
Feb 26, 2026
1h 00m 35s
Circle of Fellows #124: The Impact of Mentoring
Jan 23, 2026
1h 00m 03s
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| 5/29/26 | Circle of Fellows #128: The 7 Cs of The New Communication Compass, Part 2 | In the second of our special Circle of Fellows discussions, Brad Whitworth moderated a panel to discuss the remaining three chapters of the book, “The 7 Cs of the New Communication Compass.” The book’s author and editor, Dianne Chase, joined Brad, along with the IABC Fellows who authored the three chapters: Zora Artis, who wrote the “Cohesion” chapter Cindy Schmieg, author of the “Collaboration” chapter Shel Holtz, who penned the “Community” chapter Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #128: The 7 Cs of The New Communication Compass, Part 2 appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 4/26/26 | Circle of Fellows #127: The 7 Cs of The New Communication Compass, Part I | The next two "Circle of Fellows" episodes will offer something different from our panels of the last several years. We welcome Dianne Chase, a veteran communicator and former IABC chair, to the discussion. While Dianne is not a Fellow, she did recruit six Fellows to write all but one of the chapters for her new book, The 7Cs of the New Communication Compass. (Dianne wrote the seventh chapter.) The book, which has five stars on Amazon, "offers both a guiding framework and a practical roadmap for mastering strategic communication in complex environments," according to its description. "If you are a leader, manager, educator, public official, influencer, or anyone striving to make an impact, this book is an essential and thought-provoking read. It distills communication excellence to foster collaborative results and organizational effectiveness.” The book's Cs include Collaboration, Connection, Compassion, Cohesion, Community, Congruency, and Calibration. For the first of these conversations, Dianne will join Shel Holtz, Ginger Homan, Jane Mitchell, and Brad Whitworth to discuss Connection (Brad's chapter), Compassion (Dianne's chapter), Congruency (Jane's chapter), and Calibration (Ginger's chapter). Join us for this very different "Circle" at noon EDT on Thursday, April 23. Participants in the live stream can ask questions and share comments, observations, and experiences, and become part of the discussion. If you're not able to join us, you can listen to the audio podcast later or watch the YouTube replay.Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #127: The 7 Cs of The New Communication Compass, Part I appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 3/29/26 | Circle of Fellows #126: Communicating in the Era of the Polycrisis✨ | crisis communicationpolycrisis+3 | — | the International Association of Business CommunicatorsIABC+3 | — | economic instabilitygeopolitical friction+2 | — | 1h 02m 52s | |
| 2/26/26 | Circle of Fellows #125: Communicating in the Age of Grievance✨ | trustcommunication+6 | — | Gen Alpha’sEdelman+2 | — | Edelman Trust BarometerCEO trust+6 | — | 1h 00m 35s | |
| 1/23/26 | Circle of Fellows #124: The Impact of Mentoring✨ | mentoringcareer development+3 | — | Circle of FellowsFIR Podcast Network | — | AIhybrid work+2 | — | 1h 00m 03s | |
| 12/19/25 | Circle of Fellows #123: The Future of Communication — 2026 and Beyond✨ | communicationartificial intelligence+2 | — | FIR Podcast NetworkCircle of Fellows #123 | — | future of communication2026+2 | — | 1h 00m 32s | |
| 11/26/25 | Circle of Fellows #122: Preparing Communication Professionals for the Future✨ | communicationfuture skills+5 | Professor 2Professor 1+3 | AI toolsdata analysis software+2 | — | curricula evolutionlifelong learning+1 | — | 1h 02m 07s | |
| 10/24/25 | Circle of Fellows #121: The Future of Communication: Adapting, Leading, and Aligning✨ | communicationemerging technologies+3 | Laurie DawkinsMike Klein+2 | the International Association of Business CommunicatorsIABC+4 | — | rapid changeworkforce expectations+2 | — | 1h 00m 28s | |
| 9/26/25 | Circle of Fellows #120: Hybrid is Winning. What Does That Mean for Communicators?✨ | hybrid workcommunication+3 | Brad WhitworthIabc Fellows | Circle of FellowsFIR Podcast Network+1 | — | inclusive messagingbrand voice+2 | — | 1h 01m 02s | |
| 8/21/25 | Circle of Fellows #119: Can Sustainability Be Sustainted?✨ | sustainabilityorganizational communication+1 | — | FIR Podcast NetworkCircle of Fellows #119: | — | — | — | 59m 59s | |
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| 8/21/25 | Circle of Fellows #119: Can Sustainability Be Sustained? | With numerous competing business priorities demanding attention, and government policy decisions often pushing sustainability to the back of the agenda, organizational communication professionals play a critical role in keeping sustainability front and center. We are uniquely positioned to connect sustainability to the organization’s purpose, values, and long-term success, ensuring it is viewed not as an... Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #119: Can Sustainability Be Sustained? appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 7/18/25 | Circle of Fellows #118: Communication Leadership✨ | communication leadershipteam management+2 | — | the International Association of Business CommunicatorsIABC+2 | — | communicationleadership+3 | — | 1h 00m 49s | |
| 6/12/25 | Circle of Fellows #117: LIVE from IABC World Conference 2025✨ | communication challengesAI+1 | Iabc Fellows Panel | IABC Circle of FellowsIABC+2 | — | IABC World Conference2025 Class of Fellows+1 | — | 59m 14s | |
| 5/24/25 | Circle of Fellows #116: Molding Young Communicators — Teaching as a Communication Career Path | One of many career paths in the field of professional communication leads to colleges and universities: It is not uncommon for communication practitioners to move from the conference room to the classroom, where they help mold the next generation of communicators. All of the panelists participating in episode 116 of “Circle of Fellows” have chosen that path and will discuss the various dimensions of teaching — including making the transition from the business world to the hallowed halls of academia.Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #116: Molding Young Communicators — Teaching as a Communication Career Path appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 4/17/25 | Circle of Fellows #115: Communicating Amidst the Rise of Misinformation and Disinformation | Misinformation and disinformation aren’t just problems for the news media—they’re also becoming critical concerns for corporate and organizational communicators. Whether it’s a viral post spreading false claims about your company, a deepfake video targeting a leader, a cloned voice trying to trick employees into transferring funds, or AI-generated content muddying the information landscape, today’s communicators must be equipped to navigate a world where truth competes with convincing fiction. In this recording of the live-streamed conversation, Fellows of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) explored how generative AI is accelerating the spread of false and misleading content—and what communication professionals can do to identify, counter, and prepare for it.Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #115: Communicating Amidst the Rise of Misinformation and Disinformation appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 3/28/25 | Circle of Fellows #114: Working with Data in Communication | We are swimming in data. Are we using it as effectively as we could? Join four Fellows of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) for a lively discussion on leveraging data to enhance organizational communication. In this episode of Circle of Fellows, our panel will explore how communication professionals can use data to shape... Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #114: Working with Data in Communication appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 2/24/25 | Circle of Fellows #113: Ethics in Communication | As the digital age continues to evolve, communicators face unprecedented challenges in maintaining ethical standards. Recent incidents, from a PR agency spreading false stories about a client’s rival through social media channels to a New York Times reporter’s alleged breach of privacy within a private WhatsApp group, the challenges to ethical behavior are mounting. Add... Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #113: Ethics in Communication appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 1/18/25 | Circle of Fellows #112: Sparking Creativity: Ideas for Breakthrough Thinking | 2025 is sure to present a new set of challenges for communication professionals. Solving them will require creativity, innovation, and new thinking (which is not something AI can do!). This team of Fellows from the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) explored breakthrough thinking in a January 16, 2025, live stream, sharing ideas on how the creative process works. Discover how to find sources of inspiration while setting boundaries and allowing time for breaks. They shared thoughts about tools to push your thinking in new and innovative directions without exhausting yourself. Now is the time to learn the tips and tricks to fueling creativity even in the toughest moments.Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #112: Sparking Creativity: Ideas for Breakthrough Thinking appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 12/20/24 | Circle of Fellows #111: Professional Communication as a Leadership Foundation | The communication function offers practitioners a rare opportunity. It is one of the few roles in any organization involved in every aspect of the business. In this Circle of Fellows panel, you will hear international perspectives on how the role of communication extends beyond the exchange of knowledge and information. The panel shares thoughts on how communication fosters organizational collaboration and can be viewed as a cornerstone for professional success. Learn how the fundamental principles of strategic communication excellence can apply across different business sectors, underscoring its value in any professional context, and how effective communication enhances teamwork and innovation, drives organizational growth, builds trust, inspires change, and helps achieve results. A communication role can position the communications professional to influence, impact, and potentially lead other business areas. (Did you know that the late Intel CEO Paul Otellini was a marketer before ascending to the company’s top job?).Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #111: Professional Communication as a Leadership Foundation appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 11/21/24 | Circle of Fellows #110: Executive Communication | Few communication disciplines are as challenging as executive communication. These professionals ensure that organizational leaders communicate effectively, whether making a speech or delivering testimony to a governmental body. In the November 2024 installment of Circle of Fellows, our panel explored executive communication challenges like rebuilding institutional trust in an era of widespread credibility loss, working closely with executives whose time is limited, and helping executives communicate effectively during a crisis. Learn how seasoned communicators navigate these complexities while avoiding communication failures that can escalate into PR disasters. Our panel of Fellows shared proven strategies for ensuring consistent communication among all members of an executive team, helping executives communicate the “why” behind decisions, and making good apologies when needed.Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #110: Executive Communication appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 10/18/24 | Circle of Fellows #109: Managing Change | Change management is among the most critical of communication skills. As organizations face unprecedented challenges and opportunities, the ability to navigate and implement change effectively can mean the difference between an organization thriving or struggling to survive. The pace of change has been accelerating dramatically, driven by technological advancements, shifting market dynamics, and global events. This has highlighted the crucial role that effective communication plays in successful change management. Skilled communicators are essential in articulating the vision for change, addressing concerns, fostering engagement, and maintaining momentum throughout the transformation process.Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #109: Managing Change appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 9/21/24 | Circle of Fellows #108: Thriving in the Spotlight — Mental Wellness for Communication Leaders | The pressure’s on — deadlines, stakeholders, and the ever-present need to deliver. According to data, half of PR, marketing, and comms professionals reported experiencing severe stress, anxiety, or burnout multiple times each year. Two in five PR professionals feel pressure and/or anxiety from their job every day. And 60 percent of PR professionals have experienced mental ill-health, while 89 percent have struggled with mental well-being. In episode 108 of the “Circle of Fellows,” the September panel will dive deep into mental wellness in the communication profession. Join us as a panel of seasoned IABC Fellows shares their insights and strategies for navigating the unique challenges of our profession. Discover how to cultivate resilience, manage stress, and lead with compassion, not only for your teams but also for yourself. Whether you’re an aspiring communicator or a seasoned pro, this conversation is essential for anyone seeking to thrive in the dynamic world of organizational communication. Brad Whitworthmoderated the panel, joined by Amanda Hamilton-Attwell, Andrea Greenhous, Ginger Homan, and Mark Schumann.Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #108: Thriving in the Spotlight — Mental Wellness for Communication Leaders appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 8/15/24 | Circle of Fellows #107: Raising AI | The headline reads that Google’s Olympics ad went viral for all the wrong reasons and is fueling the growing concerns about using generative AI apps in people’s personal and work lives. Gartner’s Peer Insights offers Generative AI Apps Reviews and Ratings to guide your foray into foreign territory. And, Capgemini’s Harnessing the Value of Generative AI, 2nd edition report details where Generative AI is adding value to organizations throughout the world. So, what are strategic communication professionals doing with generative AI? How does it add value to the communication function? Most importantly, what are communication professionals learning about generative AI? Learn from this outstanding panel of International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Fellows. Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #107: Raising AI appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 7/19/24 | Circle of Fellows #106: Structuring and Leading a Communications Team | An international panel of IABC Fellows shared thoughts on how to structure and lead effective organizational teams in today’s global landscape. The panel explored various team structures that lead to positive outcomes aligned with business goals. The panel also shared insights on fostering a space where diverse voices are shared with respect and acceptance while addressing the challenges of leading communication teams.Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #106: Structuring and Leading a Communications Team appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
| 7/3/24 | Circle of Fellows #105: Meet the 2024 Class of IABC Fellows | Three IABC members comprise the 2024 class of IABC Fellows. In this special Circle of Fellows episode, you'll meet Andrea Greenhous, Juli Holloway, and Theomary Karamanis as they discuss their career paths and views on the day's pressing communication issues. Continue Reading → The post Circle of Fellows #105: Meet the 2024 Class of IABC Fellows appeared first on FIR Podcast Network. | — | ||||||
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