8 Qualities All Crisis Managers Share
When designating or hiring an employee to be your business’s crisis manager, there is a lot at stake. When selecting, consider one that shares these 8 characteristics.
Engaging Employees during Crisis: 7 Tips
While your reputation should always be at the forefront of your business, it is important to remember your employees during a time of crisis. Here are seven quick tips for handling a crisis internally.
Six Tips for Managing a Crisis through Social Media
A business’s social media presence is not only a great way to communicate with stakeholders and clients, but it is a highly effective tool when facing a crisis. Here are six tips for managing a crisis through social media.
Four “Don’ts” When Responding to Crisis
Ignoring the press is the number one “don’t” when handling the aftermath of any type of crisis. Listed are four “don’ts” that not only individuals should follow, but also companies when faced with times of crisis or adversity.
Malaysia Airlines: Responding to Crisis
Here are four strategic steps that Malaysia Airlines took after the disappearance of flight MH370 that companies can model if they are faced with a similar crisis.
Malaysia Airlines: The Press, the Emotion, the Mystery
Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 seemingly vanished into thin air. With 227 passengers and 12 employees on board, the stakes are high and the public and press are demanding answers.
9 Considerations While Developing a Crisis Communications Plan
Taking a proactive approach will keep your company ready if a crisis were to occur. Here are nine things to keep in mind while developing your crisis communications plan.
Protecting Your Image after a Fall from Grace
On February 15, 2013, Ravens running back Ray Rice was arrested after a domestic dispute. The effect it has on his public image will depend on if and how Rice takes responsibility for his actions.
Social Media: The New Norm for Crisis Management?
Is social media the new norm for crisis management? Take a look at these 11 tips for utilizing social media during critical times.
Implementing Emergency Safety Plans in the Workplace
Businesses tend to forget that failure to create a plan for each potential situation can leave them liability and put them at risk if disaster strikes. Protecting your employees and ultimately your brand should be the number one priority for business owners, but it often gets put on the back burner, leaving them vulnerable for crisis.