Strategic Communication News
How building teams with diverse work experiences can drive success
Jenny Fernandez, in a Fast Company article, shows how complementary skills are good for innovation.
Meet the Gamechanger
Executive Strategic Communication’s Casey Terrell is one of the year’s Top 50 Chief Marketing Officer change agents.
“One of the Most Significant Career Journeys I’ve Had.”
Q&A: Bennie Johnson, CEO of the American Marketing Association, reflects on his career and shares advice ten years after SPS.
“All I Can Say Is Stay Tuned!”
Q&A: Columbia HBCU alumnus and screenwriter Jalen Young on his short film that’s streaming on FOX Soul and other platforms.
Experts Call for “Courageous Impact” Through Strategic Communication at the Winter Symposium
Guest speakers from Adweek, the ASPCA, Columbia, Meta, and the United Nations discussed emerging and best practices.
“Cultivating a Shared Purpose Across Diverse Sectors and Interests Requires Strategic Communication”
Q&A: Student Aminah Taariq-Sidibe explores the intersection of strategic communication and sustainability with associate faculty and alum Trisha Bauman.
Where Are They Now?
Three Grads from the Executive M.S. in Strategic Communications Program Tell How Columbia Helped Shape Their Careers
Cooking Up a Recipe for Organizational Success
Lecturer Don Waisanen sat next to a stranger at a conference. Years later, the pair published a book about measuring innovation.
Year-End Predictions Are a Fool’s Game. Let Me Make One.
Columbia SPS lecturer Frank J. Oswald: Attacks on “woke capitalism” will escalate in 2023; communicators need to plan ahead.
Lecturer Jess Goldberg: Compassionate Communication Can Solve Some of Our Biggest Problems
The Emmy Award-winning producer teaches a section of the Compelling Communicator course.
Making It in America
Q&A: Strategic Communication’s Matthew Sawyer on his new book about doing business in the U.S. market
“Profits and principles, not profits or principles”
Google brand strategy leaders discuss the human component of effective branding