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This week, our expertise in change communication was featured on IoIC Voice. Voice magazine is the quarterly print title exclusively for IoIC members. Voice is rich in practical, useful content for IC practitioners – in-depth features, key research and opinions from around the industry.  Voice is an essential tool for internal communicators to gain knowledge about their work and talk openly to their peers – sharing experiences and solutions to common issues.

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The ROI of belonging

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Research shows conditional belonging (you belong because you're useful) doesn't create the same outcomes as unconditional belonging (you belong because you're human). When belonging is transactional, it doesn't work. So ironically, chasing the ROI of belonging through performative initiatives actually destroys the ROI. But fine, if you want to get…

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What to expect in a LEGO® Serious Play® workshop

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If you've never experienced a LEGO® Serious Play® (LSP) workshop, you might be wondering what actually happens. Will I need to be creative? What if I'm not good at building? What will we achieve? These are common questions I hear from participants before their first session.

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Why LEGO® Serious Play® works: Co-creating positive change

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Throughout this series, we've explored why LEGO® Serious Play® works: the cognitive science that creates deep engagement, the communication mechanisms that transform dialogue, and the cultural conditions that create a sense of belonging. Now we arrive at the heart of the matter: what all these elements enable when they come…

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