Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “crisis planning”
Strong communication means straight talk The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s first nationwide test of its Emergency Alert System took place earlier this month, and although there were some hitches encountered, the agency was a fine example of communication following the test. A quote, from the FEMA blog: So now that …
Because of the stress and strain a crisis brings to any organization, having realistic, workable plans is crucial to success in crisis management. In a recent post on her blog, 2M Communications Ink, Margaret McGann provided an excellent list for ensuring your crisis communications plan is workable: 1. Avoid minutiae …
A new blog penned by John Withington – author of The Disastrous History of London, A Disastrous History of Britain and (his latest) A Disastrous History of the World – dissects current disasters and examines them in a historical light. While somewhat macabre, Withington’s posts make clear what I have …
I just completed a Strategic Reputation Management Plan for a client that was, to the gratification of me and my team, received very well, described by our primary client contact as “exceptional.” It was a joint effort involving me, SEO/website development expert Chesa Keane, and media relations guru Dave Reeves. …
