Corporate Communications

Enterprises use Annual Reports as corporate communications tools to convey information related to results, processes and relationships of the enterprise. Typically, these communications occur on a yearly basis.

Corporations use electronic and print newsletters to share corporate diversity hiring practices and information on new hires.

Enterprises use corporate Intranet s to create a corporate communication platforms to formalize processes around announcing requests to supplies to submit RFP s.

In corporate communications the object of communications work is company/enterprise itself as opposed to marketing communications where the object of communications is product/produce or service provided by the company/enterprise. The aim of corporate communications is building company's reputation among its stakeholders (as opposed to brand building in marketing communications).

Corporate communications may include:

Analyst Relations

Internal Communications

Investor Relations ;

Corporate Governance (communications aspects of corporate governance);

Issue management;

Change Management (communications aspects of growth management, mergers and acquisitions etc.);

Corporate Social Responsibility ;

Litigation (communications on/around litigation);

Crisis Communications etc.

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Corporate Communications