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Which Corporate Communications Professionals can I learn from?

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Gaurav Singh

Corporate Communications Head - DLF Homes Ltd.


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Saikat Pyne

Manager - Marketing & PR at Times Internet


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Anastasiya Golovatenko

PR Professional & Business advisor


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Jamilah Lemieux

Writer.Cultural Critic.Podcast Host.Communication


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Minari Shah

Director - Public Relations at Amazon India


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Sujit Patil

Head of Corporate Brand & Communications, Godre...


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Tuhina Pandey

Communication Leader, IBM


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What questions are bothering you?

  • What is Corporate Communication?
  • What is the job of corporate communication professionals?
  • Why is corporate communication important to an organization?
  • What should my career path be if I want to become a corporate communication professional?
  • How much money does a corporate communication professional make?
  • What are the qualities and skills required for this job?
  • What should I do to stand out from the crowd?
  • Can you afford to make mistakes and how do you deal with them?
  • How did you decide to become a corporate communication professional?
  • What advice would you give to the aspiring young professionals?

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Making Experts Accessible to All

Xpert - is a social learning app to help you learn from the best. We are not your regular online course, but rather an experience that is beyond regular classes, lectures & assignments. We have India's top experts across each profession share their experiences, opinions, techniques & advice accumulated over the lifetime of their careers.

What is Corporate Communications?

Corporate communication is an important aspect of the success of an organization. It is a process of developing, coordinating, and managing the internal as well as external communications. An organization needs to maintain good relations with the customers, investors, media, and other corporates. This helps to build a good image for the organization. Corporate communications can be in verbal or written formats. There are different types of communication within and outside the organization, all of which are the responsibility of a corporate communication professional.

Corporate communication professionals are indeed the face of an organization. They control all the information that is released to different stakeholders. They are responsible for communicating the organization's vision, mission, policies, products, and services to the internal as well as external stakeholders of an organization. They build and maintain the brand image of the organization. They recognize the point of difference of their company and make sure everyone knows of it. They have to ensure that the company's objectives and goals are achieved.

What are the qualities of a Corporate Communications Professional?

A good corporate communication professional must always be updated on the latest industry trends. The company's objectives and goals must be kept in mind always. He must build a good brand image and network through effective communication. A corporate communication professional should have excellent people skills along with good writing, technical expertise, and presentation skills. He should always be a keen observer to wisely strategize and execute plans. He should never misuse the organization's information, maintain integrity, and have clarity in his speech and writing.:

  • Articulation
  • Confidence
  • Honesty
  • Networking
  • Influence

Who are the top Corporate Communications Professionals?

Many corporate communication professionals have achieved great success in their careers. Some of them working in the top companies are: Gaurav Singh (DLF Homes), Saikat Pyne (Times Internet), Sujit Patil (Godrej), Beatriz Perez (Coca-Cola), Sonia Huria (Viacom 18), Prateek Chatterjee (NIIT), Catherine Gros (Renault), Christian Maertin (Bayer), Mark Truby (Ford Motor), Bharatendu Kabi (Hero), Sarah Gideon (Flipkart), Vinod Chacko (L&T), Sajan PK (Verizon India), Lorraine Martin (Ogilvy), Aman Dhall (PolicyBazaar) and many more.

Indian women who have proved themselves as a top corporate communication professional are: Anjuli Chittaranjan (Bharti Airtel), Deepa Menon (PVR), Gayatri Rath (Microsoft), Meenu Handa (Google India), Minari Shah (Amazon India), Tuhina Pandey (IBM), Varsha Chainani (Mahindra & Mahindra), Seema Ahuja (Biocon) and many more.

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    Don’t buy into stereotypes, individuals are not a representative of their gender but of their values and experience.

    -Tuhina Pandey, Communication Leader, IBM

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    We have to create a system where opportunities are gender agnostic.

    -Minari Shah, Director - PR, Amazon

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    Social media is like a rave party on steroids – nearly anything goes and people often do stuff that scars others forever.

    -Saikat Pyne, PR Manager, Times Internet

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    PR needs to do PR for itself and it’s in our collective hands!

    -Sujit Patil, Head of Corporate Communication, Godrej

How can you start as a Corporate Communications Professional?

Students who want to make their career in corporate communications can pursue their degree in communication or public relations. Many institutes provide certifications in communications, marketing, public relations, strategy, branding, media, and many more. The study of all these subjects will prove helpful for corporate communications. One can also pursue advanced courses or certifications in these fields. Experience earned through internships and jobs is equally important. To land a good job in the top organizations one must work on their writing and presentation skills, gain expertise in their choice of industry, develop the ability to convince, negotiate, think and execute efficiently. It is very important to stay updated on the latest trends, news, and changes in the industry you wish to work in.

What are the challenges of being a Corporate Communications Professional?

As a corporate communication professional, the complete responsibility of an organization's image lies on you. This is why there is absolutely no room to make mistakes. It is important to work in alignment with the company's objectives and goals. Being a corporate communication professional is very challenging in terms of developing and maintaining good relationships with all the stakeholders including the competitors. Another challenge is to handle a wide set of activities such as public relations, investor relations, branding, internal communication, crisis communication, media relations, and much more. It is important to find your point of difference among the large pool of competitors and communicate the same with all the stakeholders.

How can you learn
Corporate Communications at Xpert?

At Xpert, we work towards 'Making Experts Accessible' to all young aspiring students and professionals who want to build their career in corporate communications. We encourage everyone to learn from the best. This is why we have many renowned and highly experienced corporate communication professionals with us. You can learn about their life, experiences, journey, and achievements. We are providing you with an opportunity to connect with your role model and learn from their experiences and understand what it really takes to be a successful corporate communications professional. It is always good to have a mentor guiding through your journey.

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