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ICON 2023 Q&A: Talking Crisis Communications With Amazon’s Barbara Agrait

PRSay

16, she shared her international perspective to students in a session titled “Diverse Roots, Universal Impact: Humanizing Reputation and Crisis Communications.” ” Beforehand, Agrait talked with PRsay about crisis management. You should do trainings, mock [crisis situations] and exercises.

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COVID 19 and Crisis Communications

Solo PR Pro

Stock markets have plunged, entire cities have been quarantined, companies have halted travel and international conferences have been cancelled. The full impact of this outbreak from both a human and economic perspective can not yet be measured — and won’t be for some time to come. .” – Kellye Crane, Crane Communications.

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Summer Travel: How PR & Comms Are Helping Drive Demand

Burrelles Fresh Ideas

This summer appears to mark the return of travel as we used to know it. Some of the types of travel expected to bounce back to pre-pandemic levels this summer include: Domestic Travel: Popular destinations that often include national parks, major cities, coastal areas, and other popular tourist attractions.

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Helsinki, Finland – Growth Path Ahead

Landis PR

According to the people of Finland, communications is the world’s most powerful tool for change. In this week’s blog, our Public Relations Global Network partner, Taru Tujunen from Ellun Kanat , writes about the business environment in Finland. For us, communications is the world’s most powerful tool for change.

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Ketchum Event: There’s no such thing as a public relations crisis

Stephen Waddington

I’ll be joined by colleagues and communication directors from Coty, HMRC, HPE, International Rescue, and Sage for an event on crisis communication in London on 27 June. The best defence is monitoring, planning and bringing together a team experienced in front line communication and ongoing reputation management.

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Crisis Management Lessons From Boeing’s 737 Max Disasters

PRSay

Gordon Johndroe , vice president of global media relations and public affairs for the Chicago-based aircraft manufacturer, spoke to members of PRSA’s Corporate Communications Section in the Nov. 5 webinar “Crisis Management on an International Stage: Takeaways from Boeing’s Biggest Crisis and Time Spent in the West Wing.”.

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What to do when a short-term crisis evolves into a longer-term issue

Presspage

Due to a shortage of security staff and very busy travelling and vacation days, the waiting time for security was long. Travellers were even forced to queue outdoors at peak moments. To be on the safe side, some travelers were at the airport 7 or 8 hours before their flight. For example, the following questions popped up.

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