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Women in PR: Financial communications has an opportunity to bank on women’s voices

Agility PR Solutions

As International Womens Day approaches on 8th March, Celine Moran, Lisa Simmons, and Vasiliki Vokou, from Liminala leading financial services communications agencyshare their insights on womens evolving role in financial PR.

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TCIP #001 – Doing Crisis Communications Right with the Mountain View Police Department

Melissa Agnes

Welcome to episode #001 of The Crisis Intelligence Podcast with Captain Chris Hsiung and Shino Tanaka. When I think “crisis intelligence” I immediately think of the Mountain View Police Department in Silicon Valley. It’s a conversation that impressed and inspired me.

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Your Guide for Data Breach Crisis Communication

Melissa Agnes

How to minimize the risk of a data breach crisis. For example: Do you have a database of your customers, clients, members or other stakeholders’ confidential information (be it their name, social security number / social insurance number, home address, phone number, banking information, etc.)? If so, how secure is this database?

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How to Deal With the Right Audiences in a Crisis

Melissa Agnes

By Patrice Cloutier, Strategic communications professional and member of the Agnes + Day Crisis Intelligence Team. A key part of any crisis communications plan is identifying key segments of your audience and prioritizing your response efforts. How news of a crisis travels is a critical reason why plans should be updated.

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4 Creative PR Ideas for Crisis Communications

Sword and the Script

It may seem counterintuitive, but the ingenuity of deftly navigating the most difficult of binds goes to show PR is often as much about problem solving as it is communication. Corporate crisis communications provides a demonstration because there are very clear constraints: Unknown unknowns – the effort to understand what is happening.

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How companies survive crises through  capability and character

Wadds Inc.

Speaking at a webinar organised by the CIPR Crisis Communications Network , Younger explained that reputation is shaped by two key factors: capability and character. An organisation's ability to withstand a crisis depends on how different stakeholder groups assess these two aspects of reputation.

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2014: Year of the data breach

Reputation Us

Communication is crucial throughout any crisis – including data breaches. Target, Home Depot and a dozen other companies are just a drop in the bucket, all of whom are likely looking forward to putting this year in the rearview mirror. Many organizations look to their IT departments […].

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