Jodi Smith-Meisner, head of communications for Schneider Electric Canada, argues that authenticity now outweighs polished messaging in executive communications. She warns that organizations often go silent during periods of change, allowing rumors to fill the void. Smith-Meisner advocates an internal‑first approach, sharing news with employees before the broader public, and notes that candid iPhone videos now outperform high‑budget productions. She also highlights daily use of AI tools like Copilot to keep communications agile and relevant.

Ring announced it is canceling its planned partnership with Flock Safety after a Super Bowl ad sparked privacy concerns. The collaboration, which would have integrated Flock’s AI‑driven “Search Party” tool into Ring cameras, never went live and no footage was...

Sesame Street’s social media success hinges on three simple principles: a consistent brand voice, treating the brand as a relatable person, and an audience‑first mindset. Eder Reynoso coined the “Cookie Monster rule,” insisting every post sound unmistakably like the brand....