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2019 Corporate Crises: Failure To Plan Is Planning to Fail

Reputation Us

Today’s crises are taking on many unique forms and degrees of seriousness, and often take businesses by surprise—cyber incidents, executive resignations, M&A, disgruntled former employees, customer complaints on social media, salacious press headlines, etc. So how does a company handle a corporate crisis in today’s world?

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4 Corporate Communications Lessons From Hurricane Harvey

PRSay

When my family undertook major renovations on our house in 2014, we began by interviewing several contractors. But few flood victims after Hurricane Harvey had the luxury of interviewing contractors. In corporate settings, outside crisis management experts can use their mental and physical distance from a crisis to see it clearly.

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LISTEN UP! How Listening Reveals and Strengthens Reputation

Reputation Us

Whether gaining business, quality employees or remaining competitive “your reputation precedes you.” Ask your employees and customers their opinions to get insights into how they view your business, products, services, culture and reputation. Now more than ever, it is mission critical to know what your reputation is.

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Maximising resilience of health and well-being assets in crisis situations

PR Conversations

I am sure there are statistics somewhere that record the number of employees who stick around long term after a crisis has occurred and if there aren’t, then there should be. Research suggests that organisations that experience a crisis take between seven to ten years to recover (if at all).

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LISTEN UP! How Listening Reveals Reputation

Reputation Us

Whether gaining business, quality employees or remaining competitive “your reputation precedes you.” Ask your employees and customers their opinions to get insights into how they view your business, products, services, culture and reputation. Now more than ever, it is mission critical to know what your reputation is.

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10 Crisis Communication Tips Every Business Needs

Prohibition

Crisis communication is an important part of any business. It is the art of managing crises and communicating with relevant parties in a company such as customers, employees, the public, investors or the press. Who needs crisis communication? So where do you need crisis communication? Managers and supervisors.

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Succeeding with Conscience: Navigating Ethical Challenges in Career Growth – Bradley Akubuiro

Ethical Voices

Joining me on this week’s episode is Bradley Akubuiro , a partner at Bully Pulpit Interactive , where he focuses on corporate reputation, executive communications, and high visibility crisis management and media relations efforts. Listen to the full interview with bonus content here.

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