Strategic communication can mean either communicating a concept, a process, or data that

satisfies a long-term strategic goal of an organization by allowing facilitation of advanced planning,

or communicating over long distances. It can also mean the related function within an organization,
which handles internal and external communication processes.

Management Communication is a catch-all phrase used to describe the exchange of information within
or between businesses. By organizing and putting into practice a variety of communication strategies, it
focuses on contacting a company's target audiences, such as customers, employees, vendors, and media
organizations.

There are two underlying sub-topics that we need to learn in this type of communication process. One is
the Emails- in this topic- we are going to dig in on what are the common mistakes in writing emails, of
course, we are going to give examples about that, and lastly, we are going to learn on how to write
emails properly- in the business context. The second topic is the Memo- same as with the emails, we are
going to define it, search for its common mistakes, and of course how to write a formal memo in
business context as well.

The essence of strategic communication is to communicate purposefully to advance its mission.

. It is important to stress that not only corporations, but also activist organizations and social and citizen
movements, use strategic communication to reach their goals
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