• Corporate communication is the method of communication preferred by a corporate organization or an institute to issue a message to its public which can be both internal and external. The internal public consists of the employees and stakeholders of the company and the External public refers to media, the general public, government, agencies, channel partners, etc. An organization has to communicate the same message to all its stakeholders so as to maintain ethics, consistency, and credibility. Employee communications, Government Relations, Investor relations, Marketing, and Public Relations are just some of the Types of Corporate Communication.

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• External Functions of Corporate Communication includes the requirement for companies to communicate effectively with the media and to connect with the public or media relations professionals. If organizations need to mediate with government agencies for purposes like lobbying, they need experts who can handle government relations. Public companies employ specialists in investor relations. Some companies may also have a community relations handler, specifically for charitable or volunteer works.

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• Internal Functions of Corporate Communication involves accurate and consistent communication with employees which can be both formal and informal. Regular and well-executed employee communications are particularly important during turbulent times for an organization to ease the anxiety, give a boost to morale, and control the inaccurate information that may filter out from the organization.

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• The importance of Corporate Communication is growing day-by-day with the increase in complexities of modern-day business. Co-ordination among the people and departments within the organization is a necessity for achieving the objectives of that organization. Establishing a link that connects the organization with the outside world is also very much necessary. Effective communication motivates employees, leading to better performances. It also helps in clearing misunderstandings, maintaining peace, taking corrective measures, efficient management, all of which ultimately ensures the quality of the work within an organization.

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• The scope of Corporate Communication is increasing with a rapid increase in its importance, including but not limited to, avenues in varied fields. Corporations are on the lookout for individuals who are equipped in dealing with tasks such as community relations. Non-profit agencies having various options ranging from membership organizations to social and cultural groups, hospitals, and healthcare agencies offer public relations opportunities where fundraising is always involved. Opportunities in Education that cover relationships with alumni, faculty and administration, students, and the general public, promoting the college image, recruiting students, and raising funds. Entertainment, Sports, and Travel industries are where the communicators are usually concerned with press agentry and promotion of events. Thus, the advent of these avenues has led to multiple Corporate Communication Job openings.