Where power really begins?

Where power really begins?

Why strategy is about meaning, not decisions. Part 1 of 3 There’s a phrase we use constantly in organizational life that I’ve started to find deeply strange. “We need a seat at the table.” Internal communications uses it. HR uses it. DEI uses it. Strategy teams use...
We talk about internal comms. Why not internal marketing?

We talk about internal comms. Why not internal marketing?

By Erin Beattie, Founder and CCO, Engage + Empower Consulting I’ve been thinking about how we talk about internal communications and external communications as if they’re two different things. In practice, they feel less like separate disciplines and more like the...
The Beginner-Friendly Social Media Workflow

The Beginner-Friendly Social Media Workflow

This guide supports anyone who’s starting and anyone who needs tasks broken into calm, clear, doable pieces. Social media can feel overwhelming. There are so many platforms, so much advice, and a constant pressure to be everywhere at once. Most people overcomplicate...
26 Communication Shifts for 2026

26 Communication Shifts for 2026

Beyond noise. Toward messages that matter. Communication is everywhere, yet many of us still feel like we’re not being heard or understood. AI tools are generating content faster than ever. Inboxes are overflowing. Meetings get booked before folks have time to think....
Design That Lasts: What Experience Still Teaches Us

Design That Lasts: What Experience Still Teaches Us

At Engage + Empower, collaboration isn’t just part of our process; it’s the whole foundation. Every project gets stronger when we bring in people who know their craft and care about how their work connects to the bigger picture. That’s why I’m so excited to share a...
Stewardship as Leadership: Holding Power with Purpose

Stewardship as Leadership: Holding Power with Purpose

By Erin Beattie, Founder and CCO, Engage + Empower Consulting Some words find you when you’re ready for them. For me, that word has been stewardship. It’s appeared again and again in unexpected places. In a friend’s book draft. In client conversations. And most...