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From WTF to WTAF: Navigating the New Normal by Jonathan Bernstein In the past year, it seems our entire nation has crossed the line from WTF to WTAF. For the uninitiated, the “A” in WTAF stands for “Actual.” It’s a term that conveys a level of disbelief and astonishment beyond …
Crisis management for businesses is getting more and more difficult thanks to the trend of employees becoming more and more aggressive as activists, as described in a recent Wall St. Journal article quoting Bernstein Crisis Management founder Jonathan Bernstein.
Mastering media interviews requires thorough preparation and a strategic approach. When all eyes are on your organization, ensuring the effectiveness of communications during these often-tense interactions is key to achieving your goals.
Delves into the synergy between traditional PR and crisis management. Explore how foundational communication strategies from PR strengthen crisis responses, ensuring organizations navigate complexities with resilience and maintain a positive reputation in today’s fast-paced, digitally dominated landscape.
We look at some of the basics of crisis management for businesses, emphasizing building resilience, safeguarding your brand’s reputation, and driving sustainable growth through comprehensive planning and strategic response, equipping you to thrive in the face of adversity.
Unlock the power of crisis management training: Prepare your organization with strategies to prevent, address, and rebound from crises, ensuring operational stability.
Effective crisis planning not only prepares an organization for the worst that can come its way, but also equips it to emerge stronger and more resilient on the other side. When your reputation and ability to do business are on the line, wouldn’t you rather be prepared?
Crisis management experts explore why it’s so important to protect your brand’s reputation and take steps to mitigate PR fallout when facing financial difficulties.
This year, Bernstein Crisis Management celebrates thirty years in business, and thirty years of proving critics who weren’t shy about proclaiming, “You can’t manage a crisis!”, wrong.
If you lost a major operations center overnight, if you were served papers for an unexpected lawsuit, if one of your execs went ballistic on social media right now, would you have a structure and a plan to support your brand through difficult times? If the answer’s no, then getting properly prepared to address crises should be at the top of your list of resolutions for 2024.
Your crisis management team may not be battling intergalactic threats, Avengers-style, but they still have a critical role to play in safeguarding against the very real threats today’s turbulent world can present.
We take a quote from a former U.S. Senator as a jumping off point for a discussion of how you handle the most disruptive category of crises – the unforeseen and the unexpected. How do you prepare for a sudden and ferocious disruption of your day-to-day? Let’s dive in.
Having the right crisis management agency by your side can be the difference between a quietly resolved issue and a full-blown catastrophe.
In a world where reputation can be your most significant asset or your Achilles’ heel, mastering brand crisis management is crucial.
Effective crisis management minimizes disruption and protects both reputation and the financial bottom line.
