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Maxim Behar in the business podcast "What Money Can Do"

Maxim Behar

Even though this year, I'm now 28 years in business and 15-16 years in journalism before that, this year has been the hardest year to do business at all. These are my colleagues, we make a huge effort to train them on corporate standards, on attitude to work, on attitude to customers. Hotels, transportation.

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Fortunes Crown: Maxim Behar - An Incredible Man Who Overcame Adversity With Creativity, Ethics, And Responsibilities

Maxim Behar

Even with so much success, he decided to resign from the post of Managing Editor remembering what Sir Winston Churchill said, “you can achieve a lot with the journalism, but you should know exactly when to quit.” Everything transparent is ethical! When Maxim was in high school, he ever since wanted to be a brilliant journalist.

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7 Lessons That Ryan Lochte’s Olympic Crisis Can Teach PR Pros

MaccaPR

Along with the term “non-denial denial” – coined by editor Ben Bradlee of the Washington Post to describe the Nixon Administration’s evasive responses during Watergate – corporate communicators should be wary of issuing what can only be called a non-apology apology. Lesson #3 – Apologize – No Really, Sincerely Apologize.

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Maxim Behar in Kamen Vodenicharov's show "The Evening of." on 7/8 TV

Maxim Behar

Then at a certain point, I parted ways with journalism. I still think of this quote from Winston Churchill: "One can achieve many things with journalism, but one must know when to leave it". And in a crisis especially in corporations, that truth needs to be repeated even louder and even more clearly. Seychellois travel.

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The Top PR Threats To Your Company’s Reputation

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

The story about a young boy’s stuffed giraffe left behind at a Ritz-Carlton hotel still makes the rounds. Look at the case of secretive biotech startup Theranos, which was a high-flyer until doctored research and bad quality-control checks were exposed in a series of investigative articles by The Wall Street Journal.