NAGC kicks off its 2018 Encore! webinar mini-series at our July Webinar Wednesday! Blythe Campbell will present “Communication for a Change: Helping Your Leaders Talk about Change." You’ll leave the session knowing: How to build and share context around organizational change with employees. The five ways communications professionals can bring value to the change process. How to collaborate with senior leaders throughout the process.

St. Louis - known for the Arch, barbeque, blues music, the St. Louis Cardinals, and much, much more - will wow Communications School attendees from June 13-15! The “Gateway to the Best in Government Communications” school program will wow you with the variety of training topics, including social media, communications strategic planning, and plain language. The Communications School is the only event of its kind that provides invalu...

The Women In Technology International (WITI) Summit, June 11-13, is the annual gathering of tech-savvy women, held in the heart of Silicon Valley. Executive women, entrepreneurs, and technology thought leaders from around the world converge to collaborate on innovative solutions to common business challenges; explore new business opportunities that underscore how technology is powering change; and build and expand strong connections in a welco...

Be a part of the largest gathering of government digital communications professionals at this year’s Digital Communications Summit. More than 1,000 government employees registered for our last year’s Summit. This year, expect inspirational keynotes from government leaders, sessions on how to tackle gov’s toughest challenges with communications best practices and deep dive workshops.

Organizations are looking for professionals with boundary crossing skills. Join us during this short informative workshop and look at how you can develop from a deep technical person into a boundary crossing solution provider in your organization.

The American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC) invites you to the third annual CX Summit on Wednesday, April 5th at the Renaissance Washingtonin Washington, D.C. When thinking of a Government that delivers results for the public, do you think of: A Government that demonstrates it's value to the public through efficiency and effectiveness? A system that is fair and responsible to all cohorts when making decisions th...

If you've been thinking about earning your Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) credentials—or if you just want to learn more about what APR is all about—NAGC has the perfect opportunity for you! Your NAGC membership gives you access to APR or APR+M certification training! This information session will cover the accreditation process, how your NAGC membership benefits you in the process, and how you can use your public affairs k...

Discover how your government peers are using video, social, & digital channels to increase audience involvement & engagement to achieve mission objectives. Participate in your choice of 3 hands-on interactive pre-training workshops, and hear over 10 real-world case-studies from your government peers. Join an audience of 40 - 50 government communications, marketing, and public affairs professinoals as you benchmark best practices. You w...

For your programs to function properly, you need residents and businesses to understand what you do, discover what you need them to do, and do it. Sounds easy enough—but we all know it is one of the most challenging parts of our jobs. You are competing with cute kitten photos and so much more. In this webinar, you’ll learn to understand the competition, the communications challenges embedded in your job, and the necessity of target...

Technology is changing the way government interacts with the citizens it serves, offering new tools, techniques, and frameworks. We'll explore these changing dynamics and take a look at case studies from agencies and teams who have transformed the way their services are designed, delivered, and perceived, all with an eye towards championing their customers — the citizens and people who use their services.