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Robert F Abbott

Robert F. Abbott, is a veteran journalist and communicator. In 1991, he founded The Newsletter Company and since then has published custom newsletters for clients in Calgary, Canada.

Robert has worked in many different businesses and industries, including radio news writing and announcing. In addition, he actively volunteers with a number of not-for profit organizations.

Robert combined his communication experiences in these businesses and organizations with knowledge gained while earning Bachelor of Arts and Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees, to develop a unique, strategic perspective on business communication.

Since September 1999, Robert F. Abbott has explored this perspective by writing and publishing more than 140 issues of Abbott's Communication Letter.

Visit Robert F. Abbott's other excellent resource for leaders and managers, at: http://www.communication-newsletter.com

 

Articles by Robert F Abbott
» Two-Step Your Communication
By Robert F Abbott | Communication | Rating:
Ever use someone else to get your message out? For example, big, multi-location companies sometimes make important announcements through local plant or office managers, rather than at head office. Another example: advocacy groups that ask their members to individually write or call politicians.
» Manage Communication to Add Value
By Robert F Abbott | Management | Rating:
Management guru Tom Peters says white collar workers and managers in functional departments need to protect their futures.
» What Makes A Good Media Story
By Robert F Abbott | Public Relations | Rating:
You can increase the effectiveness of all your communication by including at least one of the four characteristics of a good media story in your message. 
» Business Ownership and Labor Day
By Robert F Abbott | Finance | Rating:
With working people becoming more involved in business ownership, through their mutual funds and pension funds, should we take a new look at the meaning of Labor Day?