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Applying agility in the communications process to adapt to the fluid nature of announcements – Beau Mitchem

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Applying agility in the communications process to adapt to the fluid nature of announcements
  • Embracing an ‘always-ready’ communications approach by preparing for all possible scenarios
  • Establishing open collaboration methods to enable alignment of work with stakeholders
  • Developing adaptable communication and engagement plans to expedite turnaround time
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