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PR Glossary
Corporate Communication: definition
Where public relations often focuses on earned media, corporate communication is the wider function that aligns every message a company sends, internal and external, so the organisation speaks with one credible voice.
It matters most when the stakes are high, such as during results, leadership changes, fundraising, restructuring or a crisis, when inconsistent messages can move perception and even valuation.
For growth companies in India, especially those approaching investor and IPO scrutiny, corporate communication is what keeps the story consistent across the boardroom, the newsroom, employees and the search and AI answers where stakeholders now check you.
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