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The Power of Employer Brand Ambassador Programs: The Benefits for Your Organization

Blu Ivy Group

Through brand ambassadors, the positive image and unique aspects of the organization’s employment experience are amplified, attracting talent that aligns with the company’s values and culture. This broader reach and positive perception can also lead to an increased talent pool and better recruitment outcomes.

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Big Promises, Small Rewards: Why Talking about DEI Doesn’t Work

Blu Ivy Group

Sephora’s “We Belong to Something Beautiful” brand platform , Reitman’s “Diversity is the Fabric of Canada ” and Mastercard True Name® Feature are just some examples of employers who are speaking publicly on their efforts to improve and spotlight diversity and inclusion in the workplace and the industries that they are a part of. .

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Building a Human-Centred Employer Brand The Power of Mindfulness in Leadership

Blu Ivy Group

Stress Reduction Mindful leaders prioritize self-care and stress management, actively reducing the negative impact of stress on their well-being and job performance. By setting an example, they inspire their teams to adopt similar practices, leading to a happier and more productive workforce.

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Why Marketing Your Employer Brand is Important

Blu Ivy Group

When we say, ‘employee value proposition,’ or EVP, we’re talking about the portion of your employer branding that organizations use to attract certain employees with certain skillsets to join the company, as well as the basis for keeping those employees engaged once they’re part of the company. increase or decrease).

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Should Your EVP Be Aspirational?

Blu Ivy Group

Transitioning to an aspirational culture attribute should be easily understood by everyone in the organization. For example: you may be transitioning to become a company that is driven by innovation. Use Professional Culture Change Practices and Expertise. If possible, in-person communication is always best.

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Employer Brand Strategy for Startups

Blu Ivy Group

Instead of leading with pay and perks, think about what your organization offers your employees beyond compensation. For example, is your company mission-driven or selling an innovative product or service? Blu Ivy Group is a global leader in employer branding, organizational culture, and recruitment marketing.

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A High-Performing Culture of Kindness. It Comes Down to Leadership

Blu Ivy Group

Their goal is to make sure their employees feel appreciated, acknowledged, and supported so they can grow and prosper. Kindness at work: examples of kind company cultures. Lower marketing costs. Lower recruiting costs. Seventy percent of employee engagement scores are related to their manager.