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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2026 · 29 MIN

How to organise change communication S8 E4

from Candid Comms podcast with Rachel Miller · host Rachel Miller

In this episode, Rachel shares how she organises change communication and reveals her change clusters model.  You'll discover what the clusters are, why knowing how many changes you are communicating is crucial and how to organise change in your workplace. See allthingsic.com/podcast to find the show notes for this episode.  Signed copies of Rachel's books can be purchased via her website.  Internal Communication Strategy: how to design, develop and transform your organizational communication was published by Kogan Page in 2024. Successful Change Communication: how to inform, involve and inspire employees has just been published by Kogan Page.  You can order (unsigned) copies via koganpage.com and use the code CANDIDCOMMS to save 25% at the checkout.  Or see the All Things IC website for signed copies.  Thank you to Miss Miller for voicing the middle part of this episode.  This season of Candid Comms is brought to you by All Things IC. It has been produced by Fynn Gentle. See allthingsic.com/podcast to check out all the episodes and show notes.   

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