Leuven, Flemish Region, Belgium
As a young professional with a background in marketing and international communications, I have been fortunate to gain valuable experience in internal communications and employer branding at PepsiCo. In my current role as Internal Communications Advisor for Northern Europe, I am responsible for driving the comms agenda and content for various internal channels, creating local employee communications, coordinating Town Halls and GM Talks, and serving as the editor for our internal magazine. I am also supporting the employer branding team and serving as the communications lead for Work that Works, a program focused on flexibility. I am skilled in internal communications, corporate communications, creative writing, employer branding, and social media content creation.
As an Internal Communications Advisor NE at PepsiCo, I am responsible for driving the agenda and content for various channels, including Compass, office screens, and PEPNews. I also create local employee communications, coordinate Town Halls and GM Talks, and serve as the editor for the PepTalk, our internal magazine, which is published twice a year. In addition to my internal communications responsibilities, I support the employer branding team and serve as the communications lead for our Work that Works initiative. This program focuses on creating greater flexibility in where and how work is done, with the goal of making work fit seamlessly into the lives of our employees. I develop an internal and external communications plan for Work that Works and work to identify opportunities to connect and maintain our company culture.
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